Pinhas Inbari: From the Palestinian Problem to the Israeli Problem – and the Regional Way Out

Pinhas Inbari argues that the 'Palestinian problem' has become the 'Israeli problem' due to Jewish terrorism, and cites a Palestinian investigation claiming that Palestinians are incapable of governing themselves. He calls for Jordanian involvement and a shift to regional normalization instead of bilateral negotiations.

In an opinion piece, Pinhas Inbari argues that the 'Palestinian problem' has become the 'Israeli problem,' as Israel is turning into a source of regional instability. He cites the lynching of Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine by settlers and attacks on Western diplomats as examples of Jewish terrorism. The author references an investigation by the Ma'an news agency from Bethlehem, which revealed a meeting in London where it was assessed that Palestinians are incapable of governing themselves, half being corrupt and half being terrorists. Inbari proposes Jordanian involvement in managing Palestinian affairs as part of a regional bloc against Turkey, and states that the bilateral track is dead and must be replaced by regional normalization. He criticizes the Israeli government for its ties to Jewish terrorism and for squandering security assets.