The recent international momentum to recognize a Palestinian state before September 9 is not merely a matter of moral principle—it increasingly resembles a calculated negotiation tactic. The approach echoes a well-known strategy: set the bar extremely high, only to later retreat to a more acceptable… | Read More in The Blogs
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