UN Two-State Solution Debate Masks True Threats to Middle East Stability and U.S. Interests

At the recent United Nations Assembly General debate, Saudi Arabia and France renewed their calls for a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine—a proposal hailed as essential for peace yet increasingly unmoored from reality. While these global players champion a vision they claim is backed by international consensus, their approach reveals glaring disconnects that undermine America’s strategic interests in the region. Why Is the Two-State Solution More Elusive Than Ever? The Saudi foreign minister emphasized the rising international support for Palestinian statehood, praising France’s recognition of Palestine as evidence of a "growing consensus." Yet this narrative ignores fundamental obstacles: Hamas’...