Finding Common Ground Between Israelis and Palestinians.

The article discusses the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the need to distinguish between two historical grievances: the establishment of Israel in 1948 and the occupation of Palestinian territories beginning in 1967. It argues that both Israelis and Palestinians have legitimate claims—Israel's right to statehood and the Palestinians' right to self-determination—but that these claims must be addressed separately to foster coexistence. The piece critiques the roles of Hamas and the Israeli government under Benjamin Netanyahu, suggesting that both have hindered moderate voices and peace efforts. It calls for new leadership on both sides to acknowledge each other's historical narratives and work towards a shared future. [Extracted from the article]