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"We Should All Be Zionists: Essays on the Jewish State and the Path to Peace" by Dr. Einat Wilf is a collection of essays presenting her insights on Israel, Zionism, and the complex path toward peace in the Middle East. This third volume in Wilf's trilogy compiles essays from the past several years, covering topics like the essence of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the idea of the Jewish state, and the hopeful prospects seen through the Abraham Accords and shifts in the Arab world.

Dr. Wilf argues that the core conflict is rooted in mutual exclusivity: the Jewish desire for a state and Arab refusal to accept its existence. She emphasizes that peace can only come when the Arab world, rather than the Jews, relinquishes the goal of denying Israel's right to statehood. The essays highlight how the Abraham Accords signify a new, optimistic direction, with several Arab states recognizing Israel and fostering cooperation, signaling a shift in regional attitudes toward acceptance of the Jewish state.

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Wilf, an Israeli politician and scholar, interweaves historical context, political analysis, and personal experience to make a case for why Zionism remains essential and how the changing dynamics in the Middle East offer hope for peace, despite persistent skepticism and challenges. The book aims to clarify misunderstandings about Zionism and present a pragmatic outlook on how peace might be achievable through ideological change in the Arab world.