Abstract
As peace negotiations in the Mideast continue to fail, perhaps we should consider an alternative way of conceiving the proposal for creating two independent Arab and Jewish states. What would the two-state solution look like if rather than turning away from the underlying reality of a common homeland, we were to embrace that reality?
How to Cite:
Segal, J.,
(2010) “A Different Way of Thinking about the Two-State Solution”,
Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 30(1/2),
2–7.
doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.302010.101
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