Hamas’s greatest victim is the prospects of a two-state solution

Had a Palestinian state been established some two decades ago, as Israel proposed, the settlements and “occupation” issues would have become moot long ago.

PHOTOS OF those abducted, missing, or killed in the Hamas terrorist attack of October 7, in southern Israel, are displayed in the Smolarz Auditorium at Tel Aviv University.

(photo credit: YONATAN SINDEL/FLASH90)

ByCHUCK FREILICH

OCTOBER 24, 2023 02:14

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Hamas’s greatest victim is the prospects of a two-state solution

Had a Palestinian state been established some two decades ago, as Israel proposed, the settlements and “occupation” issues would have become moot long ago.

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