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January 20, 2021

The Arab-Israeli Conflict Has Come to an End

And the myths that go with it are dying.

Since 1948, the Arab nations’ struggle to eliminate the Jewish state—whether through conventional war, terrorism, or economic and diplomatic boycotts—has dominated Middle Eastern geopolitics, and, even more so, American perceptions thereof. No more, writes Michael Oren. And with its conclusion, many other myths about the conflict are also losing their hold:

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January 20, 2021

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