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The Guardian view on the Green party and Palestine: rejecting two states is no shortcut to peace | Editorial

The wider international diplomatic consensus rests on a 2002 UN security council resolution, which explicitly affirmed a two-state vision for Israel and…

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The Guardian reports that the wider international diplomatic consensus rests on a 2002 UN security council resolution, which explicitly affirmed a two-state vision for Israel and Palestine.

Zack Polanski must defend Palestinian freedom while reassuring Jewish members and showing that his party can handle disagreements Last year, the UN general assembly endorsed the New York Declaration supporting two states in the Holy Land by 142 votes to 10. Those voting against included the US and Israel.

This world story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Palestine, Guardian and Green.

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United States · Americas
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The Guardian
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Palestine, Guardian, Green, Editorial
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World

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