Two-State Solution Dead: New Visions Needed for Mideast Peace | JQJO

The two-state solution for Israeli-Palestinian peace is widely considered defunct, with experts and even adversaries like Netanyahu and Hamas agreeing on its infeasibility. Harvard professor Stephen Walt highlights this, suggesting the need for alternative visions. While some, like the pro-Palestinian left, propose a one-state democratic solution, this remains unrealistic given current political landscapes. Western leaders' continued advocacy for a two-state solution is viewed as clinging to outdated ideals, while the article suggests a more complex reality necessitates exploring alternative, potentially one-state, solutions.