Daniel Levy

But that's where some of this intended power projection bumps up against the realities that Israel is a small country.

So many people are saying, ideologically, this expansionist vision and practically speaking, a small country with a limited population being able to carry it out, the anger that it is generating, all of that could blow up in our face in quite devastating ways.

I wish I could tell you that if we see the back of Netanyahu and, as I mentioned, Smotrich, Ben-Gavir, then all this is out the window.

But you still don't today have an alternative vision for actual existing Zionism that's non-expansionist.

And that gets you right back to the story of this is a country without borders.

It's a very loosely worded and, let's be honest, incoherent so-called peace plan.

This is not the kind of document, these 20 points, and we're seeing it replicated in other situations.

This is not either a serious approach to conflict resolution nor a serious approach to holding parties to a document that actually has ironclad commitments in it.