Based on official US policy, the support for a 2 state solution remains remarkably unchanged and clear.
ex10n
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The second state would be the counterpart to Palestine in a 2 state solution. Based on historical context, this would be the Israeli government.
Terrorism and resistance groups are not mutually exclusive.
What international body has recognized this separatist movement?
The Donetsk Republic is not a sovereign nation and has never been recognized to be.
Fortunately the defense of sovereign Ukrainian territory is not a wrong. The UN backs this claim directly in its charter.
Palestinians would want two states so they can govern themselves in a sovereign nation, while concurrently Israel can do the same.
Two wrongs do not make a right. The US favors a 2 state solution.
While the US has its stated policy, it cannot interfere with sovereign authority without unilateral justification. A 2 state solution needs agreement from Palestinians and Israelis alike. I truly hope this can come to fruition to end the needless loss of life.
The US recognizes these attrocities and thus favors a 2 state solution to end this war and preexisting conflict.
"Meanwhile, most of protestors in Tel Aviv are wary of making this connection and are horrified by speakers who try to connect the palpable risk to democracy with the occupation of the territories or the waving of Palestinian flags in protest. However, the moment may well come when they too will recognize that there is no democracy alongside occupation."
Haven't I been reiterating my support and official US policy for a 2 state solution?
Hamas has committed terrorist acts. It'd be naive to think they don't support terrorism. Frankly it was the spark that started the most recent developments with the conflict.