Nancy Pelosi's Interview on Israel and Palestine

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was interrupted twice by pro-Palestinian protesters during a live interview on CBS' "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" in Chicago. Pelosi emphasized the need for a two-state solution to end the war in Gaza.

Israel-Hamas Conflict Ceasefire Negotiations

House Foreign Affairs Committee Ranking Member Rep. Gregory Meeks is unsure if Israel wants a ceasefire amid tensions with Hamas. He emphasizes the need for negotiations and a two-state solution to bring peace to the region.

Israeli Parliament Rejects Palestinian State Establishment

Israel's parliament voted to reject the establishment of a Palestinian state, reflecting declining support for a two-state solution. The vote is likely to deepen concerns among Democrats, and tensions rise as far-right national security minister visits sensitive holy site. International support for a Palestinian state is growing, while Israeli opposition complicates diplomatic resolutions.

Nancy Pelosi's Opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu Addressing Congress

Nancy Pelosi believes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should not have been invited to address Congress and criticizes him for his actions regarding the nuclear agreement with Iran.

President Joe Biden's comments on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gaza conflict

President Joe Biden suggests Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is prolonging Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza for political gain. Biden emphasizes the need for a two-state solution and criticizes Netanyahu's stance on Gaza's future.

Recognition of Palestine as a State by European Nations

Spain's socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez led a group of European states in recognizing Palestine as a state to focus on implementing a two-state solution. Israel criticized the move, accusing them of rewarding terrorism.

US-Saudi Arabia Security Agreement and Middle East Diplomacy

President Joe Biden's national security adviser met with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to discuss a security agreement between the countries, including a two-state solution for the Palestinian issue.

Saudi Arabia-US Security Agreement

Saudi Arabia and the United States are discussing a wide-ranging security agreement, including a two-state solution for Palestine and nuclear cooperation. The deal is crucial for the region's stability amid tensions with Iran.

White House supports two-state solution post Israel-Hamas war

White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan reiterated President Biden's support for a two-state solution following the Israel-Hamas war, responding to three European nations' decision to recognize a Palestinian state. Sullivan emphasized the importance of direct negotiations between the parties for achieving a two-state solution.

Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the threat of Hamas

Religious Zionism Knesset member Simcha Rothman believes a Palestinian state would lead to Israel's destruction and calls the idea 'plain stupidity.' He emphasizes the need to defeat Hamas for global security.

European Nations Recognize Palestinian State

Three European nations - Ireland, Norway, and Spain - announce formal recognition of a Palestinian state, drawing rebuke from Israel and praise from Palestinians. The move adds pressure on Israel to engage in talks for a two-state solution amidst a humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

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.

Resignation over U.S. Policy in Gaza

Hala Rharrit, a former diplomat at the State Department, resigned over the U.S. policy in Gaza, citing that it was hurting U.S. interests, destabilizing the Middle East, and was a failed policy. She expressed her dissatisfaction with the policy through official channels but felt silenced and ostracized. Rharrit called for an end to violence and unconditional military support, advocating for diplomacy and a two-state solution.

Opposition to Two-State Solution for Israel

Top faith leaders, Republican lawmakers, and conservatives gather to oppose the two-state solution for Israel, promoting Judea and Samaria as integral to Israel. They argue for peaceful coexistence based on God's sovereignty over the land. President Biden's push for a two-state solution is criticized, especially after the October 7 massacre by Hamas. Israelis are shown to be skeptical of a two-state solution, with many rejecting any withdrawal from the West Bank.

Israel's Response to Iran and Palestinian Authority's U.N. Membership

Former CIA Director David Petraeus and U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield discuss Israel's response to Iran's attack and the Palestinian Authority's bid for full U.N. membership, highlighting challenges in achieving a two-state solution.

Criticism of Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu

Representative Madeleine Dean criticizes former President Donald Trump and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling Trump a 'useful idiot' to Netanyahu's failed ways. Dean advocates for a two-state solution and believes President Biden can lead towards peace in the region.

Senator Bernie Sanders' stance on U.S. aid to Israel and humanitarian crisis in Gaza

Senator Bernie Sanders calls for withholding military aid to Israel until humanitarian crisis in Gaza, specifically regarding starving children, is addressed. He advocates for a two-state solution and criticizes the current policies of Israel.

Stabilizing Post-War Gaza

The Biden administration is considering options for stabilizing post-war Gaza, including funding a multinational force or Palestinian peacekeeping team without U.S. troops on the ground. Discussions involve the Pentagon, State Department, and foreign counterparts, aiming for a two-state solution and reconstruction efforts.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Sen. Raphael Warnock's Stance

Sen. Raphael Warnock discusses the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the need to prioritize the humanity of children and work towards a two-state solution.

Senator Sherrod Brown's Comments on Hamas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Senator Sherrod Brown stated that he does not trust Hamas or Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to abide by a ceasefire. He equated both parties as opposing a two-state solution, despite Netanyahu striving for peace. Israeli government spokesperson criticized Brown for equating Hamas and Israel, highlighting Hamas' history of breaking ceasefires.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Replacement

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calls for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to be replaced in order to move towards a two-state solution between Israelis and Palestinians

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calls for new elections in Israel and criticizes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calls for new elections in Israel, criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for hindering peace efforts and tolerating civilian casualties in Gaza. Schumer believes Netanyahu, along with right-wing Israelis, Hamas, and Palestinian Authority President, are obstacles to a two-state solution. This comes amid growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and increasing pressure from President Joe Biden on Netanyahu's government.

Pro-Palestinian Protester Interrupts President Joe Biden at Atlanta Rally

President Joe Biden was interrupted by a pro-Palestinian protester during a campaign rally in Atlanta, Georgia. The protester called Biden 'genocide Joe' and accused him of unfair victimization of Palestinians. Biden expressed support for a two-state solution in his State of the Union Address.

Brazilian President accuses Israel of 'genocide' in Gaza

Brazilian President Lula da Silva accused Israel of committing 'genocide' in Gaza and compared it to Hitler's actions. Israel's PM and officials condemned the remarks, while Hamas praised them. Lula criticized Western countries for halting aid to UNRWA and vowed to increase Brazil's contribution.