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    Editorial: Netanyahu's annexation threat delivers another blow to prospects for peace

    by Los Angeles Times Apr 08, 2019 2 minutes

    There is plenty of blame to go around for the sabotaging of the once-promising Israeli-Palestinian peace process and the subversion of the much-maligned two-state solution, but surely Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu deserves an inordinate share of it.

    For nearly 25 years - or more, depending when you start counting - he has consistently fought to derail the process, calling it a "mortal threat" to Israel, assuring Israelis and

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