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.
Key Points
- President Biden supports a two-state solution through direct negotiations
- Focus on ensuring the defeat of Hamas and establishing governance in Gaza
- Discussions with Israel and other countries for regional integration
Pros
- Promotes peace and stability in the region
- Encourages direct negotiations between parties
Cons
- Risk of growing diplomatic isolation for Israel
- Potential negative impact on Palestinian Authority's financial stability