POLITICSJul 14 · 12:54 UTCTIMES OF ISRAEL

As two-state hopes fade, more US Jews are open to a one-state future for the Middle East

Nearly half of Jewish Americans under 35 support a binational state in the Middle East as hopes for a two-state solution fade, though many remain emotionally attached to Israel.

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