U.S. President Donald Trump has sidestepped a direct stance on the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, saying, "I'm looking for getting people fed right now.
I think that's the number one position." His remarks come as global focus intensifies on the long-stalled peace process.
Meanwhile, dozens of foreign ministers are set to gather at the U.N.
For a delayed high-level conference—hosted by France and Saudi Arabia—to advance the roadmap toward a two-state solution.
Both the U.S. and Israel have boycotted the summit, with Washington calling it “a gift to Hamas.” France is pushing for global recognition of a Palestinian state by September.
As the war between Israel and Hamas continues into its 22nd month—with nearly 60,000 Palestinians killed—debates around peace, recognition, and security intensify.
The conference seeks to balance Israel’s security concerns with the longstanding Palestinian demand for statehood.
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