The Obama administration has denied that it is preparing to impose on Israel its own “final status” plan for a new Palestinian Authority state, despite specific advice to that effect by an unofficial advisor. Zbigniew Brzezinski, who advised former President Bill Clinton and was sidelined from being an official Obama advisor because of his anti-Israel views, suggested to the White House that it scrap its attempts to continue the PA-Israeli track for mediated talks. The New York Times recently detailed a meeting of presidential aides at which Brzezinski made his proposal. President Obama attended part of the meeting, and media...