or even both if you want to play safe?
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I think I'd add the caveat that you can't erase Israel any more than Palestine at this point, so what you would actually have to do is have a third party enforce good behavior of both sides. That won't happen, though.
Yeah I feel like the US is one of the few nations in a position to actually enforce such behavior, but there's probably not a single politician willing to step out and call for such a position. And the Hamas attack has pretty much destroyed any chance of that ever happening now.