Only a political resolution can bring long-term security. This is agreed upon by former senior officials in the security establishment and supported by studies on violent conflicts. Limor Yehuda explores what could be a realistic, political framework for dividing the land into two states, while highlighting three significant obstacles that could shatter the illusion of separation.
Israeli-Palestinian peace based on equal self-determination is the only solution that offers a viable future...
Limor Yehuda, Dahlia Scheindlin|20.02.2024
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