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When it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict there has been a seismic shift in the questions both experts and activists confront. This shift is occasioned by the disappearance of a negotiated two-state solution as a credible object of policy by any major actor and by the consolidation of a one-state reality between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River. It does not matter much whether this reality is understood as the product of American policy, the power of the Israel lobby, Israeli security imperatives, the domination of Israeli political and cultural life by the right-wing, the disappearance of a credible Palestinian negotiating partner, the density of Israeli settlement throughout the West Bank, or the weakness of international institutions. What matters is that things have drastically changed and, as is common in any domain of human investigation, change has far outrun the conceptual and theoretical tools used for analysis, explanation, prediction, and policy guidance.Wh

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