Saudi Arabia has told the US its position stands that there will be no diplomatic relations with Israel unless an independent Palestinian state is recognised on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem, and Israeli "aggression"
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz told Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu during a phone call that a two-state solution is the “only sustainable solution to the conflict”, according to a statement from his spokesperson. “From the view
Oman’s foreign minister says his country is following the ongoing escalation in the region with great concern. The escalation continues without a solution to “the unjust war” in Gaza and the death of tens of
British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to "start talking about the things a Palestinian state can be rather than the things it can't be", reiterating British support for
The Israeli right and center's plan to grant civil administrative power in the Gaza Strip to local Gazan groups once Hamas is defeated is "unrealistic" and "negligent," and there is no alternative to eventually allowing
The United States is actively pursuing the establishment of an independent Palestinian state with security guarantees for Israel and exploring options with partners in the region, the State Department spokesperson said on Wednesday. Matthew Miller
Biden said set to make push for demilitarized Palestinian state as part of new doctrine New York Times’ Thomas Friedman, who’s close to the US administration, says emerging doctrine would include Saudi-Israeli normalization, 2-state solution,
The Biden administration is considering recognizing Palestinian statehood, two US officials said, according to a report published on Wednesday. After the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel and the ensuing Israeli bombardment of Gaza, Washington
Democrats in both chambers of the U.S. Congress have expressed support for a Palestinian state in recent days, despite Israeli opposition to the move as a threat to its security. Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) led
The British government insisted Tuesday that its stance on the Middle East peace process remained unchanged after Foreign Secretary David Cameron suggested the UK could soon recognize a Palestinian state. Cameron’s comments were welcomed by
