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and we got that approval william laurence's professor of international relations of the american university. and also formerly a u. s. diplomat. you says strengthening the electoral process could help a future palestinian state. well, the big problem was the postponement of elections that happened before the fighting in may. but now there are extra re to keep the elections postpone, which serves said that sir. israel for very different reasons and doesn't serve from us, which will be riding a wave of popularity, given their reason, the ability to reign 4000 rockets down on israel in response to they are all of the grievances that the palestinians are facing. but i don't really believe myself that it would really significantly change the election results if the elections were held earlier. and i think elections would be very good for a long list of reasons, including building resiliency in policy and institutions and give a pallet giving policy, giving stadium civilians a voice in their own affairs. and they've been gradually losing over the last 15 years with both political parties. and so

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let's explore that further. separate again, william laurence, he's professor of internet relations at american university. and also a former us diplomat joins us via skype from washington, dc. miss laurence, welcome to the program. good to have you here. so by talking again to state solution, i'll be any nearer that unlikely scenario unlikely possibility following the events the recent days. i don't think we're close to the type of cemetery that would lead to the 2 state solution. but we have moved into your power for maybe the 7th or a highest priority been, i've been in the middle east to the number one priority. we've galvanized the democratic party, which in many ways is turned against bivens slow action. and we have increasing framing of the palestinian issue in the united states, not as an issue of sovereignty in a states, but our rights. as long as there's that kind of momentum, there could be significant gains made in terms of the protection of palestinian rights. and i think that's where a lot of the momentum's going to be going forward. right? there is a sense, isn't there t

talk towards eva william laurence is professor of international relations at american university. he's also a former us diplomat and he says strengthening the electoral process would help a future palestinian state. well, the big problem was the postponement of elections, which happened before the fighting in may. but now there are extra reason to keep the elections postpone, which serves set up, sir israel for very different reasons. and doesn't serve hallmarks, which will be riding a wave of popularity. given their reason, the ability to rein 4000 rocket down on israel and response to all of the grievances that the palestinians are facing. but i don't really believe myself that it, it would really significantly change the election results if the elections were held earlier. and i think elections would be very good for a long list of reasons, including building resiliency in policy and institutions and give a pallet giving power, steering stadium civilians, a voice in their own affairs. and they've been gradually losing over the last 15 years with both political parties. and so i