What remains of the two-state solution
The article focused on the situation of the Palestinian and Israeli states, especially in relation to Europe and Western countries. It noted that European discourse has begun to shift gradually, with some officials expressing support for the establishment of a Palestinian state alongside Israel to ensure the latter’s security. However, on the ground, Israel continues to expand settlements at an unprecedented rate, rapidly encroaching on Palestinian lands, making talk of a Palestinian state within the 1967 borders unrealistic. Meanwhile, Europe continues to supply arms to Israel and maintains strong trade relations with it, despite calls to cease support and to promote Palestinian rights. Material and economic support still persist, which diminishes the effectiveness of such rhetoric and underscores that justice requires ending practical support for the occupation.
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