The One-State Solution: A breakthrough plan for peace in the Israeli-Palestinian deadlock - Hardcover

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The Israeli "security fence" (or "apartheid wall" in the formulation of critics) carving the West Bank into isolated cantonments and the de facto integration of the Israeli and Palestinian economies, among other "facts on the ground" have effectively killed off the possibility that the two-state solution long advocated as a solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict can possibly lead to long term peace and security in the Middle East, argues Tilley (political science, Hobart and William Smith Colleges). She views a one-state plan as the only remaining option. Recognizing the major political impediments such a plan faces, she tries to show the obstacles as surmountable with discussion of what a single democratic state might actually look like and a critical questioning of the political assumptions of modern Zionism. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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