Without victory, there is no solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict

Conflicts end when one side concedes that it either will not or cannot continue. Historically, this concession has yielded peace, progress and economic development – for both sides.

Slain Israeli Prime Minister Rabin with former US President Bill Clinton and former PLO President Yasser Arafat after signing the Oslo Accords at the White House on September 13, 1993.

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ByODED FORER, BILL JOHNSON

JUNE 29, 2017 21:38

Without victory, there is no solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict

Conflicts end when one side concedes that it either will not or cannot continue. Historically, this concession has yielded peace, progress and economic development – for both sides.

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Without victory, there is no solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict

Conflicts end when one side concedes that it either will not or cannot continue. Historically, this concession has yielded peace, progress and economic development – for both sides.

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