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Two-State Isn't Over
The article argues that the phrase “the end of the two-state solution,” along with other Israeli terms, is used to sow despair and discourage Palestinians. It regards this as one of the tools of pressure, alongside settlement expansion and the blockade. The article notes that the number of settlers in the West Bank is close to 800,000, while roughly two million Palestinians in the 1948 territories secured 19 seats, arguing that this political presence undermines the logic of the “Decisive Plan.” It concludes that Palestinians will achieve their state, and that the occupation and claims denying their existence will disappear.
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