Solution for Arab-Israeli Conflict?

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Can a multiethnic state be a solution for years of Arab-Israeli conflict? Let’s go to Europe and look at a real life example. Bosnia and Herzegovina was engulfed in a bloody war in early 90s. The area is composed of three nationalities, Bosniaks, Serbs and Croats, as well as three religions, Muslim, Orthodox and Catholic. In 1995 an agreement called Dayton agreement has been signed in which Serbs kept their conquered territory within Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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