So far, supporters have presented strong arguments about the potential for peace, security, and economic cooperation that a two-state solution could bring to both Israelis and Palestinians. Opposers have raised valid concerns about the feasibility of such a solution, including issues of land division, security threats, and the legacy of past conflicts. What we haven’t seen yet is a detailed discussion on how to address the specific territorial disputes, especially regarding East Jerusalem and the West Bank, which are critical to resolving the issue.