the system should be freeze, it'd be celebrating should have amazing hotels on the beach. they have amazing beaches. there have been there multiple times. they should have amazing agriculture . they should have amazing things come us and slamming jihad. are responsible for what does that he's now. in 2005, when we left, there were a lot of agriculture tourism the infrastructure. they've destroyed everything and went to work with us. i hope now after this they and we will help them rebuild this to really build an area where we can live together in a synergistic relationships, both economic and tourism and whatever. and the build the great 22 states for the 2 people. thank you very much. thank you. a to state arrangement has been touted as a solution to the long run and conflict between israel and the palestinians. it was suggested that the you and in the late fourties and just last week you as president joe biden reiterated his support for it. so what exactly is the 2 state solution

and what are the challenges around its implementation? shows a quick explain a the dictates of violence and occupation. how could the end an independent palestinian state alongside israel has long been considered the solution. today the palestinian territories are largely under is really controlled a palestinian state would mean full sovereignty and the end of his really occupation, the promise self determination for the palestinians and security for his release, who had long contended they lived under constant threat of terrorism and attacks here are 3 of the big problems around 700000 is really settlers live in the west bank and east jerusalem illegally. according to the un and international law, it's difficult to imagine them leaving without resistance. then

there is jerusalem. israel has annex the eastern part of the city. it hosts both judy isms, holly's side, and the 3rd most important side for islam is riley's and palestinians claim the cities their capital, and reject ideas like international control. 30 years ago, there was at least the will to try and get over those problems. but the peace efforts were undermined by extremists on both sides. violence made new talk soon possible. so the crucial problems remained unsolved. after years of occupation, many terrorist attacks and retaliatory strikes only a minority of israelis and palestinians continued to believe in a 2 state solution. since the hum off terrorist attack on october 7th, 2023. it seems further away than ever. a how modest mentions that controls the gaza strip, while the fact that led by listing in a product to runs to west bank,

both parties have been arch rivals. and some us violently ousted, felt that from the gaza strip after winning elections, that in 2006. finally, the boss is recognizing domestically as president of the finest and in the penalty . but recently, as his legitimacy has been increasing, the questioned at home is the largest executor palestinian political party. it's also the driving force of the palestine liberation organization or p l. o. the umbrella group internationally recognized as representing the palestinian people the current p l o. chairman, as far as leader me to boss, he's also the president of the palestinian authority which governs parts of the occupied west bank. well, most of the palestinian authority doesn't govern guys. a b as in the mr. milliken group thomas took over and gaza after 2006 elections and kick 5 out of the territory. mahmoud abbas was one of the activists who helped form santa at the end

of the 1950s. initially it focused on militant opposition to be as riley government . however, in the 1980s, fact i shifted towards diplomacy form are found to a leader and po chairman yasser. arafat became an important player in the oslo accords. this was a piece deal signed between israel and the palestinians that proposed a 2 state solution. sata still supports this and recognizes the state of israel like come us, such as vision is an independent pilot. stein made up of the west bank, east jerusalem, and gaza. this is based on the board as established after the 6 day war in 1967. but there's been little progress on that front which has led to frustration among palestinians. since israel military occupies the west bank until next to east jerusalem. many are losing faith in the fight to controlled palestinian authority.

they see the pa as completed in the occupation and reject it to legitimacy. there's also uncertainty over the policy me and i'll start as future. it's aging leader who the boss was elected in 2005 to a 4 year term of elections have not been held since. his party fighter has also been dealing with in fighting over who his successor should be. frustration has led to palestinian seeking alternatives. i also, in recent times, thomas has seen a rise and support. this is adding to the pressure on 5 to 9 questions reminding over the role it will play as the israel home us war rages in gaza. and the, joining me now for more is dr. week a break from between these rarely institute for regional foreign policies. dr. kit break. welcome. i have one basics question for you and that is, this is the 2 state solution, dead concise on. so no,

not dead. on the contrary, now even address the paternity to, to revive. if you're talking about reviving it, i mean you're talking about reviving it. the cool has to take the 1st step here to try and revive it. and how does this revival a? well, it is a wish to, um, terminate the some us ruling casa, the only one who can take responsibility over the kaiser, which is not um they easily and for us would be to understand themselves and the interest of diesel and of the police being in. so the more direct one is that the personnel store day or any other moderate speed in leadership would take the responsibility of augusta. the only way a moderate published in with enter gas and take responsibility and gain a legitimate ation. if it becomes,

it comes with up of the state and state recognized by the state in state at the end of the process. so there is an opportunity. now if you wish to terminate a muscle to revive the 2 state policy, it to state solution. that's a big step and i know that that's what the state of aim of the is there any operation in gaza is but what you're basically saying to me is that how most 1st needs to go. and then a monitored ballast and then leadership takes the space in the gaza strip. and then potentially one hasn't. is there any one has about us doing inside that one can talk to, is that what you're essentially saying to me? actually not exactly because what i would like to say is that you cannot terminate from us rule over the gaza strip or anyway, 10 minutes come off for as an organization without as a political solution diplomatic solution. that'd be end of it. you cannot do

that. the only way to terminate from us rule over guys i'm and it's and it's frank also in the, in the westbank is by proposing an alternative and the alternative at the end of it at the end of the process is a viable palestinian state who recognizes the fixed israel and wish to live side by side. you know, better than criticism. there isn't criticism within an answer and already alpha i prime minister netanyahu, who is government and particularly that he's got one, has a take and the steps to, well, let's say i the side step the tuesday afternoon or not. but stewart in with as much bigger as potentially people might have expected that to happen. if that has been the record sofa, what lead you to believe that from the is really sides please. under this government, there will be a pursuit of the 2 states understand well,

uh the description is right now is government chose to manage the conflict and the even distractions from us in order to not to pursue the 2 state solution in order to hendrick. so this current government to visual would not be the one who would promote a political solution. it would not pursue any kind of 2 state solution. that's it would have to be all the forces in the, in the arena to promote it. the national community, united states, that is all new friends in the, in the neighborhood from saudi arabia, all right, egypt, jordan, war, government in israel. otherwise, no, you cannot take say, expect that from nothing else government but doesn't. a lot of this depend on how the content is there any campaign in gauze are runs as to what measures its success and what ultimately happens to the how must be in to ship it does. currently,

these are the government pushed aside and kind of discussion about the day after that you cannot even measure the success of the companion. does that because you don't know where you want to go. so if you don't know where you want to go, how can you measure what you do and how can you decides if what you're doing is, is the right thing to do. so, 1st you have to decide where you want to go. and then you can measure if you, if, once you treat successful or not and these are the situation now. so it's, it's hard to match. imagine and think if what you're doing is effective. if you don't know what you want to achieve at the end, how much support is there within the, is there any public to pursue the 2 state solution and given the atrocities and the harder on that we have witnessed on the 7th of october?

well, it is a hard to know because now everyone is shaking, but also a consensus. well, bear with me since i have been shaken as well. so if you haven't the political actors who push the narrative and explain these are republic that in order to fight thomas in order to terminate his ruling gods and everywhere you have to have at the end of the listing in functional strong state side by side. the next to is all, then it is something that the easily public would be able to see because that way, but you have to have and you have to have an actors that promote this narrative and otherwise and, and it would be hard to convince these republics to go to such avenue take such

haven't we leave it to the for the timing, but thank you so much for joining us to the doctor. the way to break from admitting . thank you sir. give. thank you for inviting and that's it. so now there's continuing updates on the israel hospital and our website. i'm going to expand a jayden 1000000000. thanks very much for watching the hello guys. this is the 77 percent the platform for these issues and share i do you know, on this channel we are not afraid to pass and then it gets to talk to young people clearly have the solution, the future of this 77 percent every weekend on dw, sometimes

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