The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict | The Plan to Establish a Palestinian State Is Flawed
Eric L. Rozenman is the former executive editor of International Jewish Monthly.
The two-state solution advocated by the United States to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in which both Israel and Palestine would have sovereign, independent states, is seriously flawed. It assumes that the two states would be willing to recognize and accept the existence of the other, when it is uncertain that this is possible. Proposal of the two-state solution seems only to promote Palestinian nationalism and thereby to fan the flames of Palestinian terror. A strong Israeli...
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