Calls grow for two-state solution as Israeli settlements expand

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Calls grow for two-state solution as Israeli settlements expand

As the international community calls for the prospect of a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine to be revisited, illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank are growing. Despite the International Court of Justice declaring Israel’s decades-long occupation of Palestinian land to be 'unlawful', Israel is seizing thousands more acres of land. Shadia Edwards-Dashti visited a village south of Nablus, which has been cut in half by illegal settlements.

November 8, 2024