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A two-state solution: The only pragmatic path forward

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March 7, 2017

Rabbi Josh Weinberg (President of ARZA) and I (National ARZA Chair) published an op-ed in The Jerusalem Post entitled “A two-state solution: The only pragmatic path forward” (March 6, 2017) in response to President Trump’s apparent backing away from long-held American policy supporting a two-states for two peoples resolution of the Israeli- Palestinian conflict.

We express our worries as well that Prime Minister Netanyahu also seems to be backing away from the two-state solution.

see –  http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/A-two-state-solution-The-only-pragmatic-path-forward-483413

 

 

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