As we record this, the war rages on in Israel, but we're going to take a moment now to look to the future.

I'm Scott Ott with Steve Green and Bill Whittle, and this episode of Right Angle is brought to you by the members at bill whittle.

And gentlemen, when I was glued to the TV, sadly, I wish I could pry myself away, but just staring at the TV or my phone, looking

at the latest updates, the latest video, the latest stories coming out of Israel, I couldn't

help but think there's got to be a better way.

And when I did, my mind went back to a video I saw many years ago that was done in almost

a humorous manner by our friend

Andrew Claven called the one-state solution. And Stephen Green, I'm sure you're familiar with this

video, but basically the premise was you want things to get better in the Middle East, give the

whole area to the Jews.

Now, I'm not going to be as expansive as Andrew was, because Andrew basically said, give the entire Middle East.

I'm just saying, in the territory that Israel believes is their own territory, why not let them be in charge there instead of entertaining ourselves

with this idea of a two-state solution.

And here's how I envision it, Steve.

Anyone who doesn't want to be here is welcome to leave.

Anyone who wants Israeli citizenship is welcome. Maybe if you've already been a resident and kept

your nose clean for years, maybe you automatically get Israeli citizenship, you know, if you sign a

paper that says you want to be an Israeli citizen. And then also, all those people who have been

living under the boot of Hamas and other terrorists' governments

now get to experience free elections, free speech, free religion, women as full citizens.

Steve, can a one-state solution work?

Wow. I haven't really thought about this, so let me think out loud here and

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