As the president sends his envoys back to Israel and the Palestinian territories, the usual flood of voices has offered advice – do this, do that, say this, say that.  Whatever.   Let's try something different. When people talk about the "two-state solution," their parameters are generally clear – the West Bank and Gaza more or less, give or take, some land swaps, and some arrangement for Eastern Jerusalem.  The fact that the Palestinian Authority doesn't control the Gaza Strip appears not to faze the two-staters at all.  So, for now, let's go with that.  Rather than asking the Palestinians if they are willing to constrict their aspirations to land others have decided might make a good Palestinian State, why not ask the Palestinians where the State of Israel will be when the negotiation is concluded and a Palestinian state emerges? Will East Jerusalem be in Israel? Will Hebron be in Israel? Will Jacob's Tomb...(Read Full Post)