Why can't Israel and Palestine agree on a two state solution?

Below is from a section of resolution 181. The words “Palestine” and “Palestinian” refer to all residents of the MANDATE. read more

The two-state solution has for decades been the primary focus of efforts to achieve peace in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. ... read more

The"one-state solution" would merge Israel, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip into one big country. It comes in two versions. One, favored by some leftists and Palestinians, would create a single democratic country. read more

The two-state solution would establish an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel — two states for two peoples. In theory, this would win Israel security and allow it to retain a Jewish demographic majority (letting the country remain Jewish and democratic) while granting the Palestinians a state. read more