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Peter Beinart's One State Solution Sounds So Perfect It's Practically Utopian

I’d love to live in Beinart’s peaceful hyphenated state of 'Israel-Palestine.' But I can’t vote for it. No one actually living here is proposing it. And that’s exactly where his thesis unravels

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Rabbi Yochanan Ben Zakkai, the last president of the Sanhedrin in Jerusalem before the Roman legions destroyed the Temple and uprooted the Jews from their capital, was a complex man. He was a trader, a scholar, a polemicist and a judge. According to the Talmud, he made one of the most crucial interventions in Jewish history when, on the eve of its destruction, he realized Jerusalem was lost.

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