Without a two-state solution, what is there?
Expulsion.
Gaza first.
West Bank last.
A single-state solution has been impossible since the 1950s or 1960s.
A two-state solution has been impossible since Intifada II.
"This town ain't big enough for the two of us."
One of them is going to get thrown out of Dodge.
I know which side
I'm betting on, when the Gunfight at the OK Corral materializes.
We're coming down to a fight for survival now... rules and consequences be damned.
The Palestinians will be quickly and decisively overpowered, when the Israelis decide that the time has come, and the Palestinians will then put on the road, and shoved across the borders of Jordan and Lebanon, long before any effective outside intervention can occur.
And that will be the end of it, other than some international pissing and moaning, and a few years of ineffective sanctions and wrist-slapping, and a few dozen billions of Israeli wergeld and international humanitarian aid, to assist the Palestinians in starting anew, once they're across the border and out of the Israelis' hair.
One fait accompli comin' up.