Amid death spiral of war, militancy, and genocide, is two-state solution politically unattainable?

The collapse of the two‑state paradigm is not the failure of a single actor. The Israeli and Palestinian leaderships, Arab states, international mediators, Europe, the United States, and the United Nations all bear some level of responsibility for the void we now confront. For our Special Report, we are pleased to bring together our International Affairs Commentator Douglas Herbert and two guest experts whose analyses diverge sharply: Steven Ekovich, Professor Emeritus of Political Science at American University of Paris, offers us a historical lens grounded in power politics and statecraft and Noura Erakat, Human Rights Attorney and Professor at Rutgers University, whose framework centres on justice, law, human rights, and the asymmetries of power.