There may still be rational people out there who think that Baker-Hamilton is not totally idiotic. Those people don't include Middle East experts, the Iraqi President, Kurdish fighters, or hard-core liberals. But maybe they exist somewhere.

You know who's totally sympathetic to the ISG though? Ahmadinejad :

Yeah, we're sure they'd be thrilled to help. And you know who's - if anything - even more psyched about the idea of humiliating the US and undermining Israeli security? Peace Now, made up of people who think that the Peace Process didn't work out because Israel wasn't nice enough to arch-terrorist Yasser Arafat:

Actually, the Baker-Hamilton Commission does not endorse a two-state solution at all. It demands that Israel address the so-called Palestinian right of return, which is of course the exact opposite of a two-state solution - tantamount to the destruction of Israel. It doesn't call for Israel to embrace the invasion of the Jewish State by three to four million genocidal maniacs - it just quietly points out that this is something Israel will have to recognize as a legitimate negotiating position. So the Palestinians get to start off threatening genocide, and Israel has to start off begging to be allowed to keep the borders they've had since right after the founding of the state.

We don't know whether Peace Now only included the passage about a two-state solution because they just read the executive summary or if because they're pathetically trying to lie. The result is the same (h/t: MR reader Deborah)

Previously: James Baker Stays True To Form, Recommends Undermining Israel, Mark Steyn Mocks, Laments James Baker, Mathematical Proof That Negotiating With Iran Is Stupid. Not Wrong. Stupid.