Recognizing Jordan as a Palestinian state, while maintaining its status as a monarchy, reflects the national identity of a majority of its population.

Next week marks the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Oslo Accords, one of the most colossal strategic errors in modern Israel’s history.

The Oslo Accord assessed the Palestinian issue via Western lenses, sacrificing Middle East reality on the altar of wishful thinking, which dooms the pursuit of peace and fuels terrorism.

In the wake of President Biden's "Two States Solution" utterance in Betlehem today, here is an amazing article by Michael Kuttner you owe yourselves to read. Insightful, brilliant, smart and funny are but a few of the accolades this article clearly deserves.

"...Recently, Ron Lauder, the President of the World Jewish Congress used the general media to propose his “brilliant” solution to the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Arabs. Launching a Marshall Plan would be a great opportunity to finally solve the Palestinian problem he proclaimed."

"Ron Lauder waxes lyrical about another Marshall Plan. Unfortunately he completely overlooks the fact that this plan was introduced in the wake of the complete dismantlement of the defeated Nazi regime and the establishment of genuine democratic reforms. To speak of a Marshall Plan for the current corrupt and terror supporting gang in Ramallah and Gaza is so idiotic that it defies any sort of logic." M.K.

A successful pursuit of peace is preconditioned upon the predominance of reality over well-intentioned eagerness to produce peace. The latter is frequently tainted by oversimplification, short-term considerations and wishful-thinking.

I know, and you know, that Alan Dershowitz is a staunch supporter of Israel and a real Zionist, with one strange and sad exception, he has not yet renounced the long bankrapt Two States Solution. Two comments:

1) Those who still believe in the viability of an independent Arab state in Judea & Samaria is hallucinating.

2)Two States, Israel and Palestine, have long been a reality. They do exist. They are called Israel and Jordan.

Today, 18 years after signing the Israel-Jordan Peace Treaty and 18 years after his tragic death, Yitzhak Rabin was lauded by President Barack Obama as a man of peace and courage, who "demonstrated that a commitment to communication, cooperation, and genuine reconciliation can help change the course of history."The following excerpts are taken from Rabin's last public speech to the Knesset (Israeli Parliament) on October 5, 1995, just days before he was murdered, and reveal Rabin's true pragmatic and realistic vision

This is taken from Myths and Facts site.