West Bank
New roads are keeping Hamas from taking over Judea and Samaria.
Tehran hasn’t given up on proxy warfare.
The controversial terms, unlike “West Bank,” were in common use until 1948.
Israel should maintain the status quo in the West Bank, and insist that it’s temporary.
Israel must avoid both rash territorial concessions and the dangers of a binational state.
The status quo is worth sustaining, but the Oslo Accords are part of it.
Iran must also pay a price.
The diplomatic case against territorial concessions.
The cease-fire has revived the terrorists’ fighting spirit.
Why now?
Treating an ally the way it treats no other democracy.
Politicians who inherited a policy they opposed but cannot reverse have little incentive to make it work.
Annexing the Jordan Valley might be a better alternative.
The anti-settler konseptzia.