Aa

Adjust size of text

Aa

Follow us and continue the conversation

Your saved articles

You haven't saved any articles

What are you looking for?

HomeRead, Watch, Listen

Ways to break status quo between Israel and the Palestinians

TJI Pick
Print this
tensions-are-rising-over-the-status-quo-at-one-of-jerusalems-holiest-sites

Published: 23 January 2016

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Two states, four paths for achieving them – Brookings/Markas 15.01.16
Amos Yadlin, former Israeli Chief of Military Intelligence and Executive Director of the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) looks at ways to break status quo between Israel and the Palestinians, and suggests there is still hope for a two-state solution.
Read analysis here

And see:
Herzog presents new diplomatic plan: separation from Jerusalem's Palestinian villages - Barak Ravid - Haaretz 19.01.16
Two-state solution is impossible to realise under current conditions, opposition leader says; offers plan under which Arab neighborhoods in East Jerusalem would be severed from the rest of the city and the separation barrier in the West Bank completed in a manner that includes all the settlement blocs.

About the author

TJI Pick

TJI Pick

TJI Picks are curated articles selected by The Jewish Independent Editorial team.

More from the author

Yuval Noah Harari on why Netanyahu is endangering Israel’s survival

Seder without chicken soup: the vegan push

October 7 jolted these Palestinian-Israeli peace activists into action

Militarism invades Israeli dating

Comments

No comments on this article yet. Be the first to add your thoughts.

You might also like

The Jewish Independent acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and strive to honour their rich history of storytelling in our work and mission.

Enter site