Trump Revises Stance on Two-State Solution, Citing Challenges and Decreased Support

Former President Donald Trump expresses skepticism about the feasibility of a two-state solution, influencing Middle East policy discussions.

During a TIME Magazine interview, Trump stated that achieving a two-state solution is now 'very, very tough,' marking a shift from his previous position.
Trump's change of heart is influenced by decreased support for the two-state concept among stakeholders compared to four years ago.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich praises Trump's stance, describing it as showing 'courage and integrity' in supporting Israel.
Critics argue that Trump's position could encourage one-state solutions and increase violence in the region.
Biden contrasts Trump by emphasizing the importance of pursuing a two-state solution to ensure Israel's security and democracy.