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Moshe Dann

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I am a PhD historian, writer and journalist living in Israel

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Israeli sovereignty NOW

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By Moshe Dann
| Israel National News - Arutz Sheva Verified
Resolving the conflict between Israel and Palestinian Arabs is not possible because the dispute is not over tangibles - territory, economic benefits, etc - but intangibles: identity, nationalism, and religion. That is why all attempts to end the conflict by making compromises failed. Both sides see the struggle as existential. Ironically, a solution can found in the concept of sovereignty. Israeli sovereignty is widely recognized and indisputable; Palestinian Arab sovereignty is not.
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An alternative to the two-state solution

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By Moshe Dann
| JNS Verified
(Aug. 6, 2026 / JNS) Resolving the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians is not possible because the dispute is not over tangibles—territory, economic benefits, etc.—but intangibles: identity, nationalism and religion. That is why all attempts to end the conflict by making compromises have failed. Both sides see the struggle as existential. Ironically, a solution can be found in the concept of sovereignty.
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Are Israeli ‘settlements’ illegal? - opinion

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By Moshe Dann
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
ByMOSHE DANNJUNE 23, 2026 20:00 After conquering the Golan Heights (from Syria), the Sinai Peninsula and the Gaza Strip (from Egypt), and Judea, Samaria and Jerusalem (from Jordan) in the 1967 Six Day War, Israel allowed Jews to move there and build communities (settlements). Some were opposed and asked the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) for its opinion.
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