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Letter to the editor: Path to peace in Middle East

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By Tribune-Review
1 Min Read Nov. 16, 2023 | 2 years Ago
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The path to peace in the Middle East can be achieved in the same way that peace was achieved after World War II. Peace was achieved by the defeat of Japan and Germany after their surrender and demilitarization. Hamas must also surrender to Israel and release the hostages, and the Palestinians must be demilitarized. A two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians in Gaza can then be achieved much the same way a multi-state solution occurred between the Allies and Axis countries with a demilitarized Germany and Japan.

The loss of civilian life is tragic but unavoidable in these types of military endeavors that are required to end wars with a military victory.

A cease-fire is not the path to peace, but only a path to a never-ending conflict.

Dr. Joel I. Last

Greensburg

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