@Walter Hinteler,
Walter Hinteler wrote:If that's really President Donald Trump's and his administration's view, then it signals a significant shift in US Middle East policy, reversing decades of bipartisan consensus.
But since voiced views and perspectives even on key issues (see e.g. NATO, Crimea ... ... ...) nowadays change quickly and often, we'll see what happens next.
Usually when people say "two-state solution" they mean "two-state solution based on 1967 borders".
Let's face it, that outcome is dead. It was killed by the Palestinians and their European supporters. Trump is just acknowledging reality.
The Palestinians will one day have a teeny tiny little state that they will all be forcibly crammed into, but the boundaries of that teeny tiny little state are not even going to come close to resembling 1967 borders.