Palestinian Statehood

Despite many states recognizing a Palestinian state, there is still no official Palestinian state due to political complexities and ongoing conflicts.

Israeli Politics

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is gaining popularity in Israel, out-polling main rival Benny Gantz. Pressure from Democrats in the United States and left-wing protests have not impacted his support. Netanyahu's policies on Hamas and the Palestinian state are key reasons for his increasing popularity.

Recognition of Palestinian State by Spain, Ireland, and Norway

Spain, Ireland, and Norway have recognized a Palestinian state, causing a diplomatic move that was slammed by Israel. This move could encourage other Western powers to follow suit.

Israel summons Ambassadors over Hamas abduction footage

Ambassadors of Ireland, Spain, and Norway were summoned by Israel and made to watch footage of Hamas abducting female Israeli soldiers. The ambassadors had previously announced recognition of a Palestinian state, leading to Israel's angry reaction.

Recognition of Palestinian State and ICC Arrests

Rep. Ro Khanna argues for the recognition of a Palestinian state without Hamas involvement, advocates for a Truth and Reconciliation Commission like in South Africa, and opposes the ICC arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Recognition of Palestinian State by Ireland, Spain, and Norway

Ireland, Spain, and Norway have recognized a Palestinian state, sparking celebrations by the Palestinian authority and condemnation from Israel.

Recognition of Palestinian State by Ireland, Norway, and Spain

Hamas celebrated as Ireland, Norway, and Spain announced recognition of Palestinian state after terror attacks against Israel, prompting Israel to recall ambassadors. Israel criticized the move, arguing it rewards terrorism. History of Palestinian-Israeli conflict outlined, emphasizing lack of Palestinian state and ongoing violence.

Recognition of Palestinian State by Norway, Ireland, and Spain

Norway, Ireland, and Spain recognized a Palestinian state, drawing condemnation from Israel and jubilation from Palestinians. Israel ordered back its ambassadors from Norway and Ireland. The move is seen as historic and essential for lasting peace in the region.

Trump's Doubts on Palestinian State

Former President Donald Trump expressed doubts about the possibility of a Palestinian state due to the hatred displayed by Palestinians towards Israel and Jews, emphasizing the difficulty in achieving a two-state solution.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Political Ascent

The story of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political ascent and the right-wing ideologies that have shaped his stance on Gaza and Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's stance on winning the war against Hamas

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirms Israel's commitment to winning the war against Hamas, despite policy differences with President Joe Biden. Netanyahu emphasizes the need for total victory and rejects the idea of a Palestinian state being imposed on Israel.

U.S. Politics - Biden's Remarks to Netanyahu

President Joe Biden reportedly told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that they are going to have a 'Come to Jesus meeting,' which implies a confrontation demanding a change in behavior. The remark has raised concerns about insensitivity and potential antisemitism. The conversation was overheard as Biden greeted Democrats and well-wishers following his State of the Union address. Biden has shown support for Israel in the past but has become more critical and is pressuring Israel to make concessions towards a Palestinian state.

Criticism of Biden Administration's Handling of Tensions in the Middle East

Fox News host Mark Levin criticizes President Biden and Secretary Antony Blinken for their handling of tensions in the Middle East. Israeli government opposes new peace initiative to create a Palestinian state, citing past failed efforts. Experts doubt success of future Palestinian state under current conditions.

Israeli Postwar Plan for Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unveils his postwar plan for Gaza, focusing on demilitarization, civil administration overhaul, and rejection of international diktats and unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state.