

A new proposal for peace from a former Israeli PM and former Palestinian foreign minister
Sep 9, 2024
Dana Bash, CNN Chief Political Correspondent and co-author of "America's Deadliest Election," joins influential figures Ehud Olmert and Nasser al-Kidwa to explore their peace proposal for the Middle East. They discuss the urgent need for new leadership and strategies to achieve stability amid rising tensions. Bash also dives into the lessons from a violent chapter in U.S. history and the risks to democracy. Plus, reflections on how these issues interconnect with AI regulation by thought leader Yuval Noah Harari offer a thought-provoking perspective.
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Political Interests vs. National Security
- Ehud Olmert believes current Israeli leadership prioritizes personal interests over national security.
- He suggests that their refusal to end the war stems from political considerations, not reasonable security concerns.
Two-State Solution Proposal
- Nasser Al-Kidwa and Ehud Olmert propose a two-state solution as an alternative to the ongoing conflict.
- Their proposal emphasizes a ceasefire, hostage release, and the establishment of a transitional governing body in Gaza.
Declining Support for Two-State Solution
- Fareed Zakaria points out the declining political support for a two-state solution in Israel.
- He highlights the Knesset's resolution against it, indicating a shift in the political landscape.