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Yes. That's not because their bargaining position is poor, it's because they refuse to bargain. They had a pretty strong position initially.

It's not so much that their bargaining position is poor, though it has become so, it's that they keep trying to negotiate using bombs and bullets instead of words. If they'd ever once negotiated in good faith they'd have a state and the earlier they'd done so the bigger it would be.

It doesn't matter what the Palestinians accept. They have no legitimacy and no leverage. They lost way back when they voted for a Hamasnik and the leaders of the nations that had been backing them as a proxy started thinking about what a Hamas state would mean for them personally and it slowly...