Dr. Ephraim Sneh, a retired IDF general, is a former member of several Israeli cabinets and a member of the board of Commanders for Israel’s Security movement.
Ephraim Sneh
By Ephraim Sneh
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Israel needs to achieve an end to its conflict with the Palestinians. Recent developments in the region make this goal all the more urgent. Yet instead of working to achieve a permanent-status agreement, ending all claims by the two parties, we are increasingly hearing talk about pushing for an interim agreement based on provisional borders….
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