No Amount of Military Aid Will Persuade Lebanon to Restrain Hizballah
A matter of will, not means.
September 7, 2018
Two states, but no Jewish state.
When Americans or Israelis speak of a “two-state solution” to the Israel-Palestinian conflict, they usually mean a Palestinian state alongside the Jewish one. Eric Mandel points out that when Palestinians use this locution, they mean something else entirely:
A matter of will, not means.
Two states, but no Jewish state.
Aretha Franklin’s funeral and Bill Clinton’s handshake.
Evidence of a bustling Hellenistic metropolis.
When Americans or Israelis speak of a “two-state solution” to the Israel-Palestinian conflict, they usually mean a Palestinian state alongside the Jewish one. Eric Mandel points out that when Palestinians use this locution, they mean something else entirely:
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