Only in England. Daniel Levy, who is on J Street's advisory board, writes in the Guardian that on the watch of the next president, the two-state solution is either realized or passes its "sell-by date." The piece reflects disgust with the settlements and the unending peace process (a mood that Henry Siegman established a year ago) and raises the question: If the two-state solution fails in the next four years, how many lib-left Jews will come round to the Palestinian solidarity camp and call for a one-state solution? Myself I'm for two states, but who has patience for the prevarication?
