Twenty years after the Gaza disengagement, the debate over the event and its ramifications is raging again. Nearly all of this is engulfed in self-pity on the right for the historic mistake carried out by the left, which innocently believed that withdrawal from the Gaza Strip would lead to Palestinian consent to a two-state solution.
Twenty years after the Gaza disengagement, the debate over the event and its ramifications is raging again. Nearly all of this is engulfed in self-pity on the right for the historic mistake carried out by the left, which innocently believed that withdrawal from the Gaza Strip would lead to Palestinian consent to a two-state solution.
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