A possible answer: the “One-Plus-Two-State Solution” or “Three-State Solution”—one Israeli state and two Palestinian states. While this idea isn’t entirely new, this proposal brings a new approach.

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The move sparked alarm in Cairo, prompting Egypt to reinforce its own military presence in the Sinai Peninsula. Since then, the relationship has continued to deteriorate.