Israel from the Inside with Daniel Gordis
Israel from the Inside with Daniel Gordis
If the conflict can't be ended, can it be "shrunk"?
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If the conflict can't be ended, can it be "shrunk"?

Jason Silverman, Head of Research at Tzimzum, on "Shrinking the Conflict"
Nov 03, 2022
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By now, most of us have seen the latest exit polls suggesting a victory for the Netanyahu bloc. Who will get what positions is still unknown, but one thing is clear—no matter what happens, no incoming government is going to make a breakthrough in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

But that doesn’t mean t…

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