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It’s a great observation you made. Before Israeli settlements became too expansive, I would have said a pullback and negotiated settlement for a two-state solution is the answer. But the settlements are so vast and so politically a part of the social fabric now that any attempt at dismantling would certainly lead to an Israeli civil war. And yet the maintenance of those settlements in the event of a reduction of Western aid or imposition of sanctions would weigh so heavily on the state that it would exhaust resources and undermine the state itself. There is no solution, I guess

Only quote-posting this to say that those who call for ending the conflict by creating a two-state solution are either naive or disingenuous. It’s impossible now. It’s either ethnic cleansing or living together somehow