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Daily Archives: February 10, 2021

Existential conflicts cannot be solved: a new framework for resolving the Israeli–Palestinian dispute

ArticlesBy Pieter HoogendoornFebruary 10, 20211 Comment

In this essay the author, Dr. Bren Carlill presents a sobering argument: ‘existential’ conflicts cannot be resolved. Only when the objectives of both sides soften to become ‘territorialist’ can the Israeli–Palestinian dispute be negotiated.

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