Two State Solution

Under a different Israeli government, many things that appear impossible today could suddenly become politically possible.

If we want a different future, Israelis must be willing to confront the possibility that, from the Palestinian perspective, the political horizon has effectively disappeared.

A widening divide with Europe is creating new power dynamics and peace strategies in the Middle East.

After October 7 shattered Israel’s Gaza assumptions, a hard security reassessment is unavoidable. The classic two-state model no longer fits, but alternatives could better protect Israel.

Denmark has now been handed an extraordinary historical opportunity to move beyond rhetoric. The time has come not merely to advocate a two-state solution abroad, but to model it at home.

In 2026, the State of Israel will go to elections to elect a new government. In 2026, the Palestinians will also go to elections to elect a new government.

The world clings to the idea of a Palestinian state, but Jordan is already the Palestinian state in every sense except its name.

The experience of being an Israeli soldier in Gaza over the past two years leaves little room for considering alternative thinking.

The path to peace must be based on the belief that on the land between the river and the sea there are two peoples who are deeply connected to the same land.

Rabbi Marc Schneier sat down with The Media Line to discuss antisemitism, Israel’s changing place in the world, and the political shifts reshaping Jewish life in New York and beyond.