Who Still Believes in a Two-State Solution?

This podcast episode explores the Israeli strategy in Gaza, the Biden administration's evolving theory of the case, the shift in US policy toward the Israel-Palestine conflict, the recent UN Security Council vote, the challenges and obstacles to reconciliation, the Biden administration's strategy to prevent annexation of the West Bank, the Israeli dependence on the US for arms supplies, the potential for a change in leadership in Israel, the impact of a speech by President Biden, the potential role of Saudi Arabia in facilitating peace, and Martin Indyk's dedication to achieving peace in the Middle East. It highlights the disconnect between rhetoric and actions on the ground, the growing humanitarian concerns, the US abstention from the UN vote, the lack of shared commitment, the hope for progress amidst obstacles, the successful strategy of the Biden administration, the Israeli dependence on the US, the pressure on Netanyahu, the potential of a speech by President Biden, the role of Saudi Arabia, and Indyk's optimism for a two-state solution.