West Bank
It’s hoping for the war to spread.
And won’t satisfy enemies of the Jewish state.
The problems are real, but the news stories are false.
Taking off the gloves and “the traumatic memory of the second intifada.”
After October 7, the possibility of a diplomatic resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has receded from view.
If they see Israel as weak and not a dependable ally, the likes of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Egypt would have little choice but to align with Iran.
Anyone who visits a city in the Palestinian-governed territories can see that there are no Israeli soldiers.
Learning the lessons of Gaza.
A law jurists have only applied to Israel.
Hamas and Iran have made clear that they want to do in the West Bank what they’ve already done in Gaza.
Proponents of the status quo give the body far more credit than it deserves.
Jordan and Egypt can put some pressure on Mahmoud Abbas.
Understanding the West Bank’s most solvable problems.
And what Israel can do about it.