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While optimistic about the potential for enduring peace, Levin remains realistic about the difficult path forward. He recognizes that the root causes of terrorism—radical ideology, societal indoctrination, and regional geopolitics—are deeply entrenched and will not be eliminated overnight.
He suggests that America and its allies must think bigger than just the Israeli-Palestinian issue. The broader fight against Islamic extremism is intertwined with these conflicts but extends into immigration, regional influence, and ideological conquest.