let me start with michael herzog. want to ask you, do you agree that the main obstacle to peace is the palestinian refusal to recognize israel and anything else is really secondary? >> it is certainly a major issue. but i think the picture on israeli/palestinian conflict is multidimensional one. and there's not only one cause why we haven't managed to break through to a deal, to a solution. i think that secretary kerry's concern about the future of two-state solution is being shared by many. i think where he's wrong and where he did not resonate with the israeli people is his contention that the main reason we failed is lack of trust and not guts within the parties, no major guts. as someone who's participated in israeli/palestinian negotiations for over two decades, i'd say there are major guts. and what he said ignored the history of two decades of negotiations. and that's why it did not resonate with the israeli people. even those like myself who share the contention on the settlement activities is fonot helpful to

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