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At Davos, talk of Palestinian prosperity without freedom is ‘a charade’
An outdated initiative for Israeli and Palestinian executives reflects the business world's unwillingness to tackle the conflict's root causes, say insiders.
By
Hebh Jamal
March 7, 2023
Does Israel-Palestine need any ‘state’ solution?
What does it mean to pursue regime change as a path for transformation in Israel-Palestine — and is it enough to bring about justice?
By
Diana B. Greenwald
July 28, 2021
Ayman Odeh still wants to be Israel’s first Palestinian prime minister
In his first interview following the new government's formation, the Joint List head talks Ra’am’s decision to join the coalition, his steadfast support for two states, and why he thinks he can lead Israel's democratic camp to victory.
By
Meron Rapoport
July 5, 2021
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‘Equality’ is finally breaching Washington’s debate on Israel-Palestine
A policy paper centering equal rights for both peoples marks a radical break from the Israel-centric discourse of mainstream U.S. think tanks.
By
Mitchell Plitnick
May 6, 2021
Is Israeli-Palestinian confederation all it’s hyped up to be?
While it is fair to critique the viability of a two-state or one-state solution, the ambitious confederation model risks failing for the same reasons.
By
Shira Efron
and
Evan Gottesman
May 3, 2021
J Street finally wants the US to think beyond the two-state solution
With a one-state reality deepening in Israel-Palestine, the lobby group is shifting away from the model it has championed for years. Now it is turning to a new solution: confederation.
By
Arianna Skibell
April 16, 2021
‘What did the world give us?’ A letter to President Biden from Nabi Saleh
I used to defend the two-state solution as the Palestinians' path to liberation. But after three decades of the Oslo Accords, 'peace' itself is yet to be born.
By
Bassem Tamimi
January 27, 2021
The Dispossessed: Palestine’s forgotten lesson from post-apartheid South Africa
Those looking to South Africa as a blueprint for the struggle against Israeli apartheid are doing a disservice by ignoring how racial capitalism has sustained inequality and oppression 30 years on.
By
Joseph Dana
November 19, 2020
Liberal Zionism paved the Israeli right’s path to annexation
The world's frantic attempts to stop annexation remain stuck in the liberal Zionist fantasies that kept the occupation running smoothly for decades.
By
Yousef Munayyer
June 23, 2020
What is stopping Europe from challenging the ‘Deal of the Century?’
The EU's fixation on the two-state solution has detached it from changes in Israeli politics and U.S. policy. It has the clout to act, but does it have the will?
By
Robert Swift
March 8, 2020
Don’t eulogize the two-state solution just yet
Trump’s peace deal may have declared the death of the 'classic' two-state formula, but that doesn't mean we should abandon the idea altogether.
By
Said Zeedani
February 5, 2020
Why are foreign lawmakers aiding Israel’s attacks on Palestinian rights?
Two resolutions passed by the French parliament and U.S. Congress last week have troubling implications for Palestinians and their allies.
By
Amjad Iraqi
December 13, 2019
J Street conference confronts America’s ‘blank check’ to Israel
By making U.S. aid to Israel the main theme of its 2019 conference, J Street is challenging bipartisan support for Israel ahead of 2020.
By
Mairav Zonszein
November 1, 2019
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