Ilan Goldenberg

Center for a New American Security

Guest

Director of the Middle East Security Program at the Center for a New American Security; former policy director for the National Security Network; former Chief of Staff for Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations at the State Department (2009-2012)

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The US and much of the world has long agreed that a two-state solution is needed to resolve differences between Israel and the Palestinians.

Netanyahu, the US and the Isolation of Israel

The US and much of the world has long agreed that a two-state solution is needed to resolve differences between Israel and the Palestinians.

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