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Just when politicians seem to need divine intervention more than ever to resolve the Brexit crisis, a cross-party group of MPs has called for an end to the 460-year-old practice of reading prayers in parliament.

President Obama has thus let slip the best chance ever to resolve the festering issue of Palestine.

But after 10 years of dancing back and forth with Iran, the West is closer than ever to resolving the issue, at least for the 10 years that the final accord will live for.

How is he ever going to resolve the terrible dilemma that he faces?

If we tiptoe politely around this reality, then we betray every teacher, guru and philosopher — including Jesus of Nazareth and the Buddha both — who ever sought to resolve the most human of all problems: How then should we live?

Mr. Indyk recalled that when he first met Mr. Lipkin-Shahak during his time as Israel's military intelligence chief, a post he held from 1986 to 1991, the general was already arguing that Israel would have to recognize the P.L.O. as the legitimate leadership of the Palestinians if it ever wanted to resolve the conflict.

So impossible is the Kobayashi Maru challenge that only one cadet in the Star Trek legend has ever managed to resolve the quandary and rescue the stranded ship without losing his crew.

Despite lengthy discussions no action was ever taken to resolve the dispute, largely due to the ambiguous nature of U.S. copyright laws in the early 20th century and the estate's lack of finances.

It surprised many by voting last October in favour of a bigger UN presence and has since pressed the Sudanese ever more openly to resolve the conflict.

Yet what has been proposed will do little to turn around the previous government's law and order spree and will fail to resolve the ever increasing size, scope and cost of the criminal justice system.

"You may... want to ask me how we are going to resolve the ever-accelerating dangerous impasse of world-opposed politicians and ideological dogmas," he observed at one point.