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The Israeli Solution: A One-State Plan for Peace in the Middle East Caroline Glick
Publisher: Crown Publishing Group

Abbas, who led the Palestinian negotiating team, quickly became Israel's favorite peace partner.4 “[He] was seen as the one who—unlike Arafat—was genuinely committed to resolving the conflict,” says Dennis Ross, then Bill Clinton's chief Middle East envoy. Mar 10, 2014 - Put forward as a response to Yoav Sorek's Mosaic essay in which that writer essentially called upon Israel to annul the Oslo peace process and establish what might be termed a one-state proposal. Yaldin said three-fourths of Israelis had never heard of the 2002 peace plan and asked the prince to visit Jerusalem and address the Knesset. His proposal was for the 5 permanent members of the Security Council to actively secure a nuclear free Middle East but at the same time guarantee the safety of every ME state and if ME state x or y broke the agreement that not only financial and political . Unlike most such ideas put forward by Israel's In spite of the fact that Ariel Sharon's withdrawal from Gaza was a disaster, only a minority of Israelis would favor a plan to reassert their control's permanent control of the area. Mar 11, 2013 - But in the survey, two-thirds of Israelis said they would support a peace deal creating a Palestinian state the size of the West Bank and Gaza, with a capital in East Jerusalem. May 25, 2014 - In November 2012, the U.N. Speaking to thousands of flag-waving supporters, Meshaal doubled down on Hamas's solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict—one state, no Jews: First of all, Palestine—from the [Jordan] River to the [Mediterranean] Sea, from its north to its south—is our land, our right, and […] Middle East peacemaking is a tough and thankless job at the best of times, and Hamas intends to do everything in its power to make real peace impossible. Apr 9, 2014 - The negotiations' failure could prove an important clarifying moment, signalling the effective demise of the two-state solution. General Assembly overwhelmingly recognized a “state of Palestine” in the West Bank, Gaza and east Jerusalem — lands Israel captured in the 1967 war — as a non-member observer. Sure Israelis want "two-state" solution but not the one that you think. Pope Francis, left, extends his hand to shake hands with one of the children from nearby Palestinian refugee camps who came to welcome him at the Dheisheh camp on the outskirts of the biblical town of Bethlehem, West Bank, Sunday, May 25, 2014.