The resolution of the ongoing dispute about the West Bank and Gaza Strip will likely depend on the outcome of peace negotiations between Israeli and Palestinian leaders. As the future of the Palestinian people arguably rests on what happens after peace becomes a reality, RAND has focused on and recommended policies for economic and infrastructure development in a post-peace era.
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While the two-state solution may indeed be dead, its death may not necessarily be a bad thing. Rather, it could lead to an opportunity to create a more appropriate formula that can better address the complexities of the current Israeli-Palestinian impasse writes Tova Norlén.
Spending Aid to Palestinians Wisely in the International Herald Tribune
Blair's Project for a New Palestine, in Project Syndicate--an association
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Published commentary by RAND staff: Mideast Peace: Bush Has a Job to Do, in International Herald Tribune.
Published commentary by RAND staff: Bombing Boon... in the Washington Times.
Published commentary by RAND staff: How to Deal with Hamas, in United Press International.
Published commentary by RAND staff: Vision for a Successful Palestine in the Washington Times.
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