A two-state solution is gaining momentum again. Does it have a chance of success?

A <span class="nobr">two-state</span> solution is gaining momentum again for Israel and the Palestinians. Does it have a chance of success?

By Andrew Thomas, Deakin University (The Conversation) – As Israel’s devastating war in Gaza has ground on, the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was thought to be “dead”. Now, it is showing signs of life again. French President Emmanuel Macron is reportedly pressing other European nations to jointly recognise a Palestinian state at a UN conference in mid-June, focused on achieving a two-state solution. Macron called such re…

Israeli Support for 'Two-State Solution' Falls to 21%; All-Time Low

Israeli support for a two-state solution hit all-time low of 21% in a Pew survey that showed support for the idea at 50% as recently as 2013.

A two-state solution is gaining momentum again. Does it have a chance of success?

As Israel’s devastating war in Gaza has ground on, the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was thought to be “dead”. Now, it is showing signs of life again. French President Emmanuel Macron is reportedly pressing other European nations to jointly recognise a Palestinian state at a UN conference in mid-June, focused on achieving a two-state solution. Macron called such recognition a “political necessity”. Countries outside Euro…