America talks about the two-state solution for the following reasons: Dr. Ghalib Al-Fraijat

America talks about the two-state solution for the following reasons:
Dr. Ghalib Al-Fraijat.
Translated from Arabic by Ibrahim Ebeid.
February 12, 2024
First: The failure of the Zionist entity to achieve any of its stated goals.
Second: The decision of the International Court of Justice and the vote of the American judge.
Third: the American internal mobility and the election year in which the Democratic Party faces Biden’s re-election.
Fourth: Fear of the failure of the Saudi-Israeli normalization process, which the US administration is betting on.
Fifth: Houthi operations and the US-British response may be a door to expand the conflict in the region, which America fears.
Sixth: America fears losing its influence in the region, especially in the face of popular mass positions against aggression.
Seventh: The increasing decline of American credibility and unethical dealings with standards.
Eighth: The failure of the India-Haifa Road, which America is betting on as an alternative to the Chinese Silk Road.
Ninth: Fear of Chinese expansion in the region in the face of the decline of the American role and its lack of acceptance by the popular masses.
Tenth: The growing role of resistance ideology in the region will threaten the Zionist entity and bypass the American presence as a strategic ally of this entity.
Eleventh: The fall of the normalization policy and the proven failure of its justification and feasibility in front of those who rushed to normalization.
Twelfth: Seeking to protect Israel from itself, as the Zionist right, with its aggressive policies, has become a threat to liberal Zionism within society and maybe a wide door for internal war between liberals and religious people.
Last but not least is the steadfastness of the resistance in the Gaza Strip and its growth in the Palestinian Bank; we have talked about it in the other, although it is the first number in pushing talk about the two-state project, and it is the first on the road to liberation for any people who have been occupied, no occupation restores the land it occupied with flowers, nor with the process of begging and wishing, no occupation is not faced with resistance and sacrifices, which is what the Palestinian Arab people offer over more than seventy years of occupation.