On June 27, Israeli Prime Minister NETANYAHU said at a press conference that between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River there is no territorial space for a two-state solution. He added Israeli public opinion, previously divided on the two-state framework, has shifted over the past three years following the October 2023 escalation in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Analysts said the remarks are a fresh blow to prospects for a Palestinian state on territory Israel occupied in 1967, noting 157 o

On June 27, Israeli Prime Minister NETANYAHU said at a press conference that between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River there is no territorial space for a two-state solution. He added Israeli public opinion, previously divided on the two-state framework, has shifted over the past three years following the October 2023 escalation in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Analysts said the remarks are a fresh blow to prospects for a Palestinian state on territory Israel occupied in 1967, noting 157 of the UN's 193 members have recognized Palestinian statehood.