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Tag Archives: Daniel Kurzer
Clinging to the moth-eaten mantra of the two-state solution is unfortunate at best, mendacious at worst
JNS Court Jews courting favor Naomi Kahn December 3, 2022 In a recent opinion piece published by The Washington Post, Daniel Kurzer and Aaron David Miller urge the Biden administration to “respond boldly to a radical Netanyahu government.” The article, … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron David Miller, Daniel Kurzer, Two State Solution
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