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Explore the impact of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel and the war with Hamas on Israeli relations with the international community.

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The Gaza war has put renewed focus on a two state solution to the Israeli Palestinian conflict, still seen by many countries as the path to peace even though the negotiating process has

Obstacles have long impeded the two-state solution, which envisages Israeli and Palestinian states alongside each other.

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has never been more dire—or riper for resolution.

Under Abu Mazen's leadership, members of the Fatah Movement encourage and carry out attacks through the Fatah-affiliated Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades. Abu Mazen and his senior officials’ approach is similar to Arafat's, but Israel is continuing to stick its head in the sand. Read Hakol HaYehudi’s full report on Fatah

More than three months into the deadliest Israeli-Palestinian war yet, Washington has said there is no way to solve Israel's security issues and the challenge of rebuilding Gaza without a Palestinian state. But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has voiced opposition to Palestinian sovereignty, saying he will not compromise on full Israeli security control west of Jordan and that this stands contrary to a Palestinian state.

For legitimate reasons, the mainstream media today is struggling to maintain an audience and set political agendas as it did in the past. Young people no longer read establishment newspapers or watch CNN or CBC in the evenings. They now rely on social media for their news; they are interested in watching Palestinians document their lives.

The Palestinian Authority’s security forces are notorious for their violent crackdowns, which are enabled by U.S. support.

(JNS) — As the Israel Defense Forces battles Hamas in the Gaza Strip, the country’s Judea, Samaria and Jordan Valley regions are experiencing a