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The consensus around solving a conflict and delivering lasting peace has been generally associated with left-leaning policies, such as land swaps and significant ideological compromises in the name of a utopian society. However, there have been numerous examples in recent decades where conservative values have achieved meaningful milestones, typically relying on financial cooperation and mutually beneficial endeavors rather than tearing apart one side’s agenda. This tract is most evident in Israel’s recent Abraham Accords that have delivered, what seems to be, a long-lasting sustainable relationship with many of its Arab neighbors based less on real estate and more on economic and security partnerships.
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