"French official Pascal Confavreux says the French-Saudi initiative takes the two-state solution out of the moral danger it was in. Pascal, spokesperson of the French Foreign Ministry, tells host Steve Clemons that France aims to end Israel's war on Gaza by sidelining Hamas, reshaping the Palestinian Authority to make it more palatable to Israel's right-wing government, and involving some Arab and Muslim states in the governance of Gaza."
"Pascal, spokesperson of the French Foreign Ministry, tells host Steve Clemons that France aims to end Israel's war on Gaza by sidelining Hamas, reshaping the Palestinian Authority to make it more palatable to Israel's right-wing government, and involving some Arab and Muslim states in the governance of Gaza. After his government recognised the State of Palestine for the first time on September 22, Confavreux argued that the alternative to a two-state solution is an endless cycle of violence."
France and Saudi Arabia have launched an initiative intended to preserve the two-state solution by removing it from the moral peril previously perceived. The plan seeks to end Israel's war on Gaza by sidelining Hamas, restructuring the Palestinian Authority to be more acceptable to Israel's right-wing government, and bringing some Arab and Muslim states into Gaza's governance. France recognised the State of Palestine for the first time on September 22. The approach frames the alternative to a two-state settlement as an endless cycle of violence.
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