Examples of using For a two-state solution in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Hanna Seniora opined that"the current weakened prospects for a two-state solution forces us to revisit the possibility of a confederation with Jordan.".
They fail to recognize that Arafat and his successors professed support for a two-state solution as a means of appeasing the West.
Fatah leaves no room for a two-state solution:“From its Sea to its River… it is ours”.
We absolutely agree about the need for a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine
the erosion of democracy and the elimination of any chance for a two-state solution severely damage Israel's interests.
Arguments for a two-state solution are supported by 79 to 82 percent of American.
Ocasio-Cortez responded in non-controversial fashion, calling for a two-state solution and Israel's absolute right to exist.
But could it tomorrow be for calling for withdrawal from settlements or for a two-state solution as an alternative to permanent repression of Palestinians?
There is no space or place for talks", adding that the campaign was"an outcry toward the international community for a two-state solution.
advocate for a two-state solution and waive your threatening right to return.
There is no space or place for talks", adding that the campaign was"an outcry toward the international community for a two-state solution.".
he's advocating for a two-state solution.
The official noted that some elements in Liberman's plan could possibly serve as the basis for a two-state solution.
there was a great feeling of hope for a two-state solution.
are dangerously imperilling the prospects for a two-state solution.
is that the window for a two-state solution is rapidly closing.
The minister said today in Washington that only direct negotiations would enable progress for a peace agreement and for a two-state solution.
That was taken to mean partnering with the mainstream Israeli political left to build support in Washington for a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians.
Last month, support for a two-state solution fell to 43 percent among Israeli Jews and Palestinians in one opinion poll, the weakest in nearly two decades of joint Palestinian-Israeli survey research.
Last month, support for a two-state solution fell to 43 percent among Israeli Jews and Palestinians in one opinion poll, the weakest in almost two decades of joint Palestinian-Israeli survey research.