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Pressure on Israel, or even punitive measures imposed against it, has never advanced peace. Instead, it has hardened Palestinian positions. Israel can continue down the path it has followed for decades, but it may also be possible to make a decision that could shape the region's future.
As the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation tells editors to avoid calling it a "terror attack," popular streamers casually say America "deserved it," and a generation grows up not even knowing which terror organization was behind the attack, it's looking like in another 25 years, only victims' families will still care.
