Israel not considering Palestinian state
In a historic article published on September 1, 2026, the Haaretz newspaper highlighted the escalating dangers facing Palestinians in the occupied territories, emphasizing that the issue is no longer just about a two-state solution but about the very existence of the Palestinian people between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. The author, Amira Hass, explains that current Israeli policies aim to gradually displace Palestinians by destroying the economic and social infrastructure in Gaza and the West Bank, while intensifying discriminatory and repressive measures within Israel. This increases the likelihood of forced removals and mass killings. She points out that the expansion of settlements and the tightening of restrictions on Palestinian movement are likely to make the option of leaving gradually more acceptable, rather than occurring through direct expulsion. This development poses a serious threat to the very existence of Palestinians in the region. The writer criticizes the international community and the Israeli left for allowing these policies to continue, warning that Israel is now facing an existential danger that surpasses the traditional political debate over a two-state solution.
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