Author: Shlomo Ben-Ami
September/October 2008
Foreign Affairs
The war of 1948 created both a Jewish state and a Palestinian problem. Benny Morris' definitive study of the war clarifies why Israel's territorial gains back then should be the basis for a final settlement if the Jewish state's original victory is to be sealed.
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