Israel wants a two-state solution, but forget about the Irish model
It trivialises Israel’s position, disregards the escalation of rocket attacks on Israeli civilians and instead makes a misguided comparison between the Troubles in Northern Ireland and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Although some lessons can be learned from the success of the Northern Irish peace process, it is a dangerous exercise to conclude that they are the same because of their largely different historical, geopolitical and cultural circumstances.
