two-state solution
Dual nation framework
A two-state solution is a proposed resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in which Israel and a sovereign Palestinian state would exist side by side, typically with borders based on pre-1967 lines.
The term dominates diplomatic discussions of the region: The administration reaffirmed its commitment to a two-state solution.
Critics on both sides argue it is no longer viable.
- peace processEfforts to end hostilities
- peace treatyFormal end to hostilities
- West BankOccupied Palestinian territories
- ZionismAdvocacy for Hebrew homeland
- negotiationDiscussion seeking mutual accord
human rights · Middle East · displacement · autonomy · freedom of movement · right of return · recognition · refugees · sovereignty · self-determination · partition · compromise · land for peace · Gaza Strip · education access · healthcare access · coexistence · Jerusalem
- IsraelIsrael, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Hebrew
- Israeli-Palestinian ConflictIsraeli-Palestinian conflict, West Bank, Gaza, East Jerusalem, PLO
- Mideast ConflictsArab-Israeli conflict, Six-Day War, Yom Kippur War, Gulf War, Iran-Iraq War
- Mideast DiplomacyOslo Accords, Camp David, peace agreement, normalization, peace envoy
- Mideast Peacepeace process, peace treaty, Oslo Accords, Camp David, land for peace
- Mideast PolicyCamp David, Oslo Accords, Iran Deal, Iraq War, Gulf War
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