India Stresses Two-State Solution for Lasting Mideast Peace at UN
New Delhi's top diplomat urged restraint from all parties in the Middle East and rejected attacks on commercial shipping in international waters.
New Delhi's top diplomat urged restraint from all parties in the Middle East and rejected attacks on commercial shipping in international waters.
Foreign Minister Roberto Alvarez reaffirmed Mexico's support for a two-state solution and recognition of the State of Palestine, framing lasting peace as inseparable from social justice.
Micheál Martin says settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank is a deliberate attempt to make a two-state solution impossible.
The bloc's foreign policy chief said progress in Gaza remains 'far too limited' as settlement expansion undermines a two-state solution.
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said Britain will "not acquiesce" in the destruction of the two-state solution, citing an unprecedented threat from Israeli government policy while unveiling additional humanitarian support for Palestinians.
British officials at a global diplomatic meeting criticized Israeli policies they described as unjustified and called for an end to regional violence.
Jordan's foreign minister says Israel must face 'effective international measures' over policies he says undermine the two-state solution.
Antonio Guterres said the systematic erasure of a viable Palestinian state risks permanent regional instability.
President Nauseda told the UN General Assembly that humanitarian aid must reach those in need in Gaza safely and without obstruction.
President To Lam voiced support for a two-state solution and urged reforms to the UN General Assembly, Security Council and Secretariat.
Antonio Guterres warns that a 'creeping annexation' of the West Bank must stop, reaffirming that a two-state framework remains essential to resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Analysts say a two-state solution remains remote but may be the only alternative to sustained violence, according to Al Jazeera.

In a Guardian opinion piece, Andy Burnham argues that new UK sanctions target Israeli government policies, not the Israeli people, and are meant to keep the prospect of a two-state solution alive.