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The Toronto Zionist Council Is the Subject of a Lawsuit Claiming That It Rejected a Membership Request Because a Plaintiff Supports the Two-state Solution. Court Documents Say the Council Told Him: 'We're Quite Right Wing and Want to Keep It That Way'

The world is once again convinced that the panacea to the problems in the Mideast is a Palestinian state. To many Israelis, however, the discussion is surreal.

Pro-Palestinian protestors are turning up the political heat as they rally against the Biden Administration's support for Israel.

As it stands, 139 of the 195 United Nations member states already recognise the State of Palestine.

Article: Why the Current Israeli Government Will Not Negotiate - Very briefly, this column reprises several columns that I have written on the subject since 2006. During that time, most of the Israeli governments have refused to countenance any kind-of Two-State Solution, and conditions for the Palestinian (on paper citizens of the State of Israel) have steadily gotten worse. This column reprises earlier ones and adds a bit of new material at the end. Only US pressure can change things.

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Thursday issued an executive order that targets Israeli settlers in the West Bank who have been accused of attacking Palestinians and Israeli peace activists in the occupied territory, imposing financial sanctions and visa bans in an initial round against four individuals.

The Gaza war has put renewed focus on a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, still seen by many countries including the United States as the path to peace.

With the Israel-Hamas War grinding on for nearly four months, the Biden Administration continues calling for a two-state solution to help bring peace to the Middle East. This comes as

“There is no question of rewarding Hamas for the appalling acts they perpetrated,” said Andrew Mitchell, a U.K. minister of state.The post UK government denies plan to ‘reward’ Hamas with

The US is actively pursuing the creation of an independent Palestinian state with security guarantees for Israel in order to bring lasting peace in the region amid the war in Gaza, a State Department spokesperson said.