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January 2, 2024

The Peace Processors Return, Having Learned Nothing from Their Mistakes

Instead, they wish away the complications.

Among Western opinionmakers and policy experts—even those supportive of Israel in its war against Hamas—there is a widely held belief that after the fighting ends, Washington must renew efforts to get Israel and the Palestinians to agree to a two-state solution. Daniel Kurtzer and Aaron David Miller, both former State Department officials, recently made such a case in Foreign Affairs, despite the repeated failures of this approach, and the bloodstained results. Elliott Abrams comments:

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January 2, 2024

  1. The Peace Processors Return, Having Learned Nothing from Their Mistakes

    Instead, they wish away the complications.

  2. Israel Shouldn’t Let the U.S. Deter It from Attacking Hizballah

    How to earn Americans’ respect.

  3. Jews Should Be True to Their Values, and Not Demand Inclusion in the Ranks of the “Oppressed”

    The radical left is not an ally.

  4. Francis Bacon’s Science-Fictional Jewish Matchmaker

    The Old Testament and the New Atlantis.

  5. Abraham in Three Religions

    The making of a biblical hero.