An American-brokered ceasefire in Gaza was a singular step in the ongoing process for everlasting peace in the Middle East. But in order to achieve such peace between Israelis and Palestinians, a two-state solution is needed, and both sides have to buy in. That's according to Geoffrey Johnston, an International Affairs columnist with the Kingston Whig-Standard. He explains further in his latest column on CFRA Weekends.

<p>An American-brokered ceasefire in Gaza was a singular step in the ongoing process for everlasting peace in the Middle East. But in order to achieve such peace between Israelis and Palestinians, a two-state solution is needed, and both sides have to buy in. That's according to&nbsp;Geoffrey Johnston, an International Affairs columnist with the Kingston Whig-Standard. He explains further in his latest column on CFRA Weekends.</p>