Biden calling a two-state solution Israeli-Palestinian peace. the long-discussed framework increasingly unpopular the region. are of challenges — alternatives.
The commonly proposed replacement a "one-state solution," would merge Israel, West Bank, the Gaza Strip a single democratic country equal rights Arabs .
To whether is case, must a closer at public opinion recent years. Washington Institute Near East Policy's Palestinian public opinion polls 2014 2020, conducted the Beit Sahour-based Palestine Center Public Opinion several Palestinian polling organizations, enable to so .
What Is Israel Trying to Accomplish? Gazans that they leave, will to rely the goodwill Israel let back and use moment remake region's demography.
The fact Israel opposed the two-state solution. INSKEEP: says, explains loss support Palestinian leaders promote states higher support Hamas, .
Pro-Palestinian campus groups for years called their institutions support Boycott, Divestment Sanctions (BDS) movement, a means pushing against Israel. US .
Short a dramatic change US policy an unforeseen devastating defeat Gaza, Israel's military presence Gaza set continue. is end the war sight. "Israel no .
The report cites evidence Israel "no intention ending occupation". Israel pursuing "complete control" what report calls Occupied Palestinian Territory .
The many, times Israelis Palestinians to peace — failed. timeline the decades-long peace negotiations came the Israel-Hamas war. Nicole Narea. Nov 22 .
However, crux the calamity are witnessing the product the failure achieve peace agreement based a two-state solution which Jerusalem the capital both peoples, every Israeli Palestinian enjoys security the Palestinian refugee issue satisfactorily resolved. sense hopelessness
As 2022 to close, Benjamin Netanyahu again the helm Israel's government 18 months losing power the wake a series stalemated elections. Israel's longest-serving prime minister, Netanyahu's approach foreign policy, to conflict and occupation the Palestinians, to extent known quantity.
