Brexit & Foreign Policy
Israeli elections: how Netanyahu defied the pollsters
Bibi's surge came mainly at the expense of other right wing parties. The question now is whether he can form a stable coalition
Toby Greene
The death of the two-state solution has been exaggerated
According to James’s Joyce’s character Leopold Blum, reading your own obituary gives you a new lease of life. Proponents of the two-state solution should perhaps then be grateful to those declaring it dead. As I argue in a new paper for the Foreign Policy Centre, the two-state solution is not dead, and in fact remains both attainable and indispensable.