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Topic: two-state solution

April 16, 2013
2:22 pm

Israel at 65: Is Zionism still alive?

Legitimate Zionism ends at the 1967 borders, one state is not an option and time is running out for the two-state option

By Hillel Schenker

March 19, 2013
8:53 am

King Abdullah II of Jordan at the 2013 World Economic Forum (photo credit: CC BY World Economic Forum/Wikipedia)

Jordan’s Abdullah: Israel must choose — ‘apartheid or democracy’

King lauds ‘very strong’ relationship with Netanyahu, but says time may have already run out on the two-state solution

By Gavriel Fiske

March 13, 2013
12:21 pm

US Ambassador to Israel Daniel Shapiro. (photo credit: Uri Lenz/Flash90)

US ambassador: Rumors that Obama dislikes Netanyahu ‘incorrect’

Dan Shapiro also lowers expectations on possible release of Jonathan Pollard

By Gabe Fisher

March 9, 2013
9:55 am

Members of Yachad tour the West Bank hills near Hebron. Britian's Zionist Federation recently rejected the group's membership application. (Courtesy of Yachad)

Left-wing Zionist group’s rejection ignites UK debate

A popular backlash follows a decision by the Jewish establishment not to recognize a new organization with liberal views on Israel

By Miriam Shaviv

March 5, 2013
11:34 am

Members of Eretz Shalom movement giving candy to Arab shoppers as they mark the last Friday prayers of Ramadan, at the Rami Levy supermarket in Gush Etzion on August 17, 2012. (photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

‘Tomorrow, God will ask us why we didn’t make peace’

Through an organization called Land of Peace, partly inspired by the late Rabbi Menachem Froman, Nachum Pachenik and his near-neighbor Ziad Sabatin try to bridge the settler-Palestinian gulf

By Elhanan Miller

February 27, 2013
7:26 pm

AIPAC agenda omits Obama, Netanyahu and the Palestinians

Pro-Israel lobby’s annual conference, set for next week in Washington, will be first in seven years without US or Israeli leader

By Ron Kampeas

February 21, 2013
10:15 pm

Members of the panel discussing whether Israel is or could become an apartheid state, Feb 20, 2013. From left: Amiram Goldblum (who introduced the event); Danny Rubinstein (moderator); Gideon Levy; Menachem Klein, and Michael Sfard. (photo credit: Raphael Ahren/Times of Israel)

A night of apartheid

A succession of speakers at a three-hour conference in Jerusalem broadly agree that the ‘A word’ describes the status quo; the one dissenting panelist gets seven minutes

By Raphael Ahren

February 21, 2013
12:59 pm

Alon Liel served as the Foreign Ministry's director-general from November 2000 until April 2001 (photo credit: courtesy)

‘Joint Israel-West Bank’ reality is an apartheid state

If Obama intends to ignore the looming ‘apartheid cliff’ on his visit, he’d be better off staying home, adds Alon Liel, who also served as Israel’s envoy to Pretoria

By Raphael Ahren

February 21, 2013
12:29 pm

The neighboring Kingdom of Mahmoud Abbas

The perverse justice of a Nablus court should give pause to supporters of Palestinian statehood

By Calev Myers

February 20, 2013
10:09 am

Tzipi Livni (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Livni: Joining Netanyahu not a betrayal of Hatnua voters

PA official optimistic about presumptive justice minister’s prospects as a negotiator; Yishai: Shas not in the coalition yet

By Asher Zeiger

February 12, 2013
2:06 pm

Yair Shamir speaks during a conference of the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) in Jerusalem on October 31, 2012. (photo credit: Oren Nahshon/Flash90)

‘North Korea doesn’t give a damn about the West’

Yair Shamir, a likely minister in the next government, says Iran is watching the West’s lack of response to Pyongyang’s nuclear test

By Raphael Ahren

February 8, 2013
3:21 am

Obama’s big choice in Israel

If the US president opts not to engage for peace, the door on a two-state solution may close forever

By Alan Elsner

February 7, 2013
12:24 pm

Jibril Rajoub (photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

Senior PA official: Only Americans can bring peace

Jibril Rajoub says Israelis ‘deserve to live in peace and security,’ rejects settlement blocs, calls Lapid a ‘decent person’

By Asher Zeiger

January 31, 2013
3:08 am

Jordan's King Abdullah II, right, meets with Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal, in Amman, Jordan, Monday, January 28, 2013 (photo credit: AP/Raad Adayleh)

Hamas leader reportedly backs two-state solution

Islamist group denies Saudi report that Mashaal asked Jordan’s King Abdullah to convey the message to Obama

By Ron Friedman

January 29, 2013
11:37 am

Knesset member Yossi Beilin at the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem, June 21, 2007 (photo credit: Flash90)

Netanyahu would agree to interim Palestinian state, ex-minister claims

Responding to Yossi Beilin’s talk of provisional borders, Prime Minister’s Office says its aim remains a demilitarized Palestinian state that recognizes Israel’s Jewish character

By Raphael Ahren

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The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Topic: two-state solution

Israel at 65: Is Zionism still alive?

Legitimate Zionism ends at the 1967 borders, one state is not an option and time is running out for the two-state option

Jordan’s Abdullah: Israel must choose — ‘apartheid or democracy’

King lauds ‘very strong’ relationship with Netanyahu, but says time may have already run out on the two-state solution

US ambassador: Rumors that Obama dislikes Netanyahu ‘incorrect’

Dan Shapiro also lowers expectations on possible release of Jonathan Pollard

Left-wing Zionist group’s rejection ignites UK debate

A popular backlash follows a decision by the Jewish establishment not to recognize a new organization with liberal views on Israel

‘Tomorrow, God will ask us why we didn’t make peace’

Through an organization called Land of Peace, partly inspired by the late Rabbi Menachem Froman, Nachum Pachenik and his near-neighbor Ziad Sabatin try to bridge the settler-Palestinian gulf

AIPAC agenda omits Obama, Netanyahu and the Palestinians

Pro-Israel lobby’s annual conference, set for next week in Washington, will be first in seven years without US or Israeli leader

A night of apartheid

A succession of speakers at a three-hour conference in Jerusalem broadly agree that the ‘A word’ describes the status quo; the one dissenting panelist gets seven minutes

‘Joint Israel-West Bank’ reality is an apartheid state

If Obama intends to ignore the looming ‘apartheid cliff’ on his visit, he’d be better off staying home, adds Alon Liel, who also served as Israel’s envoy to Pretoria

The neighboring Kingdom of Mahmoud Abbas

The perverse justice of a Nablus court should give pause to supporters of Palestinian statehood

Livni: Joining Netanyahu not a betrayal of Hatnua voters

PA official optimistic about presumptive justice minister’s prospects as a negotiator; Yishai: Shas not in the coalition yet

‘North Korea doesn’t give a damn about the West’

Yair Shamir, a likely minister in the next government, says Iran is watching the West’s lack of response to Pyongyang’s nuclear test

Obama’s big choice in Israel

If the US president opts not to engage for peace, the door on a two-state solution may close forever

Senior PA official: Only Americans can bring peace

Jibril Rajoub says Israelis ‘deserve to live in peace and security,’ rejects settlement blocs, calls Lapid a ‘decent person’

Hamas leader reportedly backs two-state solution

Islamist group denies Saudi report that Mashaal asked Jordan’s King Abdullah to convey the message to Obama

Netanyahu would agree to interim Palestinian state, ex-minister claims

Responding to Yossi Beilin’s talk of provisional borders, Prime Minister’s Office says its aim remains a demilitarized Palestinian state that recognizes Israel’s Jewish character

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