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@Savant
I'm on the fence relative to one-state solution, but less convinced a two-state solution works any better if it's a given that two states must exist in the territory that is the current map of Israel, less the West Bank, and Gaza, with the Golan Heights already occupied by Israel. That two-state is, I'm afraid, unworkable because of the current "West Bank, which, as the lines are drawn, includes East Jerusalem, and significantly, within it, the Temple Mount. Israel is committed to re-build of the Temple on that Mount because anciently, David paid Arauna, king of the Jebusites [an Arab monarch] for the entire mount for the specific purpose of building a Temple on it. But his actions relative to Bathsheba, whose husband David placed specifically in battle where he would likely be, and was killed by the enemy, so David could marry Bathsheba, with whom he already triffled. God forbad him to build the Temple. His son Solomon built the Temple. But, the land was owned by Judah, and that deed has never been revoked. The land was occupied, but never re-purchased outright, and Israel today still claims the land, a legitimate claim.
