Fouad Ajami outlines the stark choices that now face the Palestinian people: Palestine’s Deliverance.

For all the fury of the satellite channels of the Arab world, for all those drums and false rumors of war, there is no pan-Arab rescue for the Palestinians. Small treasure may come from the dictator in Baghdad, demonstrations may erupt in Cairo, and sly, cruel religious preachers in distant Arab and Muslim realms may bless the bombers, but the Palestinian dilemma will persist. Its cure remains anchored in the political world west of the Jordan River, in the shape of a realistic accommodation with Israel.