The ‘2-state solution’ is making its last stand at the UN. It’s time for a new approach.

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Some Zionists, desperate for anything to restore the prospect of peace to an Israel at war, have endorsed the moves. But they are misguided – especially less than two years after Hamas’s Oct. 7 bloodbath, with Hamas still holding 48 hostages. But, overall, Zionist history is filled with noble attempts to solve the Arab-Israel conflicts. In 1967, the Arab League offered Three Nos of Khartoum: No peace with Israel, No negotiations with Israel, No recognition of Israel. JTA has documented Jewish history in real-time for over a century.