Two-State Solution Faces Renewed Criticism Amidst Palestinian Support for Hamas

Critics argue that the Palestinian unwillingness to accept a Jewish state and the risk of a Palestinian state becoming a terror state make the two-state solution unfeasible.

• Despite the Biden administration's push for a two-state solution, critics warn that such efforts have repeatedly failed due to Palestinians' unwillingness to accept a Jewish state and the high likelihood of a Palestinian state becoming a terror state.
• Recent reports indicate that a significant majority of Palestinians, including those in the West Bank, support Hamas and its recent attack on Israel.
• Senior Fatah officials have been found aligning themselves with Hamas, further complicating the prospects for a peaceful two-state solution.
• The Palestinian Authority's 'Pay for Slay' program, which compensates terrorists and their families, continues to be a point of contention.
• Experts suggest that a change in the Palestinian educational system, modeled on Gulf Arab countries that have made peace with Israel, is crucial for long-term peace.

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