There is no requirement to recognize Israel as a Jewish state in any type of understanding that has previously existed between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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Wexler clarifies that recognizing Israel as a Jewish state is not a prior requirement in negotiations.
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And all I would suggest is, if you are going to do that--which, obviously, your bill stands for that--then at least have round two figured out on how you are going to achieve your purpose, which is minimize terrorism, not enhance it.
The most compelling group now advocating for a two-state solution is the Israel security establishment.
Should the Palestinians, in the context of the current negotiations, recognize Israel as a Jewish state, as a state in the context of mutuality of recognition? And the answer is absolutely 'yes.'
My understanding is that, unfortunately, they have not achieved any dramatic reduction in the incitement contained in the textbooks.





