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Two-State Solution
If there is no two-state solution, there will be a one-state solution — and given demographic trends, that will mean either the end of Israeli democracy or the end of the Jewish state. Zionists should be absolutely clamoring for a Palestinian state.
-- Nicholas D. Kristof for The New York Times
Better yet, of course, if a Palestinian state wouldn't be a terrorist state, but that would make life too easy, and where's the fun in that?
In any case, Kristof is not introducing a new proposition into the debate, but it has been a while since we've put something down on Israel, and Kristof is naturally looking at the prospect of a new American administration coming to the issue.
-- Nicholas D. Kristof for The New York Times
Better yet, of course, if a Palestinian state wouldn't be a terrorist state, but that would make life too easy, and where's the fun in that?
In any case, Kristof is not introducing a new proposition into the debate, but it has been a while since we've put something down on Israel, and Kristof is naturally looking at the prospect of a new American administration coming to the issue.