America's unexpected stance on Palestine
The article emphasizes that the establishment of a "Greater Israel" is impossible and will not be realized, as Israel considers it an internationally rejected and unacceptable dream. It asserts that Israel will end its occupation of Palestinian territories, the South, and the Golan Heights, and that its apartheid system will gradually come to an end, with direct support from the United States. It also clarifies that Washington's support for Israel is waning due to increasing protests within American society, especially on university campuses and in the media, against continued U.S. backing of Israel. The article affirms that the final solution is the establishment of a Palestinian state along the 1967 borders, and that international tendencies and policies of American states contribute to ending the occupation and establishing a Palestinian state.
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