Daniel Gordis

Jerusalem Post

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President of the Shalem Foundation and senior fellow at the Shalem Center in Jerusalem; regular columnist for the Jerusalem Post

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Palestinian statehood is in diplomatic mothballs, while the world focuses on crises in other parts of the Middle East.

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Palestinian statehood is in diplomatic mothballs, while the world focuses on crises in other parts of the Middle East.

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Palestinian statehood is in diplomatic mothballs, while the world focuses on crises in Syria, Egypt and other parts of the Middle East.

American Jews and Faith in Israel

Palestinian statehood is in diplomatic mothballs, while the world focuses on crises in Syria, Egypt and other parts of the Middle East.

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