The Palestinians’ 21st-Century Strategy Has Failed Them
Israel hasn’t become a pariah.
December 24, 2020
The Palestinians’ 21st-Century Strategy Has Failed Them
Israel hasn’t become a pariah.
With a Democratic administration about to be sworn in in Washington, the Palestinian Authority’s leaders are hoping to get more sympathy from the White House than they did over the past four years. Undoubtedly, they will. But, writes Eran Lerman, they shouldn’t assume that they can easily return to their policy of trying to boycott, isolate, and anathematize Israel until it is forced to give in to their demands. Lerman argues that this approach died in November along with its chief architect, the veteran Palestinian diplomat Saeb Erekat—due to much larger geopolitical forces:
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