But it may happen in a future election...
Pretty scary.
Theoretically it may happen.
The demographics are against it. There is a declining birth rate among the Arabs in Israel (including Judea and Samaria), and a high birthrate among both religious and secular Jews. The demographic threat myth was punctured years ago, and the average Israeli feels no pressure to cut up his country for a group of people who want Israel to be destroyed.
There is much more concern about how Israel is going to contend with the Iranian threat.
Frankly, no one but the politocal pundit class and the far left still cares about a resolution of the situatiom with the Palestiniam arabs at this time. Even the leftists, who want to cut up Israel to create the state of “Palestine”, will admit (without even being pressed on the subject) that there is nobody whom they would trust to take Judea and Samaria without using them as launching pads for missile and terrorist attacks against Israel.
I don’t expect that we will hear a lot said about the so-called need for a Palestinian state over the next several years by people who are concerned for Israel’s well being. This is not to say that Israel will open Judea and Samaria up for much-needed new housong construction, just that the status quo will remain for the foreseeable future.