The Takeaway: Blinken's call for 2-state solution met with Israeli-Palestinian pessimism
Plus, the US denies involvement in the Isfahan drone attack and Jordan's king returns to Washington.
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Plus, the US denies involvement in the Isfahan drone attack and Jordan's king returns to Washington.
Plus, the US denies involvement in the Isfahan drone attack and Jordan's king returns to Washington.
Polls have shown support for the two-state vision declining steadily among Palestinians, reflecting frustration and a sense that a viable state will never happen. Instead, many Palestinians now support the so-called one-state solution, a single country with both Israelis and Palestinians.
Visiting the Mideast, Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken reiterates support for the two-state solution, even as its prospects seem to be vanishing.
Font Size As the latest flare-up between the Israelis and Palestinians dragged on, CBS Evening News seemingly wouldn’t be happy until the Jewish State of Israel was pushed into the sea. Tuesday’s edition of their Hamas-friendly coverage featured foreign correspondent Holly Williams scoffing at how two Israeli soldiers were shot by terrorists as Palestinians took part in their “day of rage” in the West Bank. And, of course, she spewed the Hamas propaganda that was fed to her. As she was transitioning to the segment, anchor Norah O’Donnell suggested it was Israel’s du...