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The Opening After Netanyahu

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Thomas Wright
The Opening After Netanyahu
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The article discusses the future of the U.S.-Israeli alliance and the potential for a new regional strategy to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It highlights Rahm Emanuel's proposal for a '23-state solution' that embeds Palestinian sovereignty within a broader normalization deal between Israel and the Arab world.

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The piece offers a high-level geopolitical analysis of how shifting political landscapes in Israel and the U.S. could impact long-term stability in the Middle East.

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A new Israeli government won’t deliver peace overnight, but it could reverse the trajectory toward endless conflict.

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The analysis relies on perspectives from J Street and former Obama-era officials, framing the conflict through a specific diplomatic lens.

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