Who Really Killed the Two-State Solution? | Palestine This Week with Mouin Rabbani

This episode of Palestine This Week begins with Hamas’s latest statement that it will not disarm unless a Palestinian state is established with Jerusalem as its capital. The response came after claims that Hamas had agreed to disarm unconditionally. From there, we take a closer look at Hamas’s position on the two-state solution and how it has changed over time. We also explore the broader history of the two-state proposal—asking the crucial question: who has really rejected it? Has it been Hamas, or has Israel been the consistent obstacle to peace?

This episode of Palestine This Week begins with Hamas’s latest statement that it will not disarm unless a Palestinian state is established with Jerusalem as its capital. The response came after claims that Hamas had agreed to disarm unconditionally. From there, we take a closer look at Hamas’s position on the two-state solution and how it has changed over time. We also explore the broader history of the two-state proposal—asking the crucial question: who has really rejected it? Has it been Hamas, or has Israel been the consistent obstacle to peace?

Also in this episode:

Palestine recognised—but does it matter? As the UK, Canada and others endorse statehood, we ask whether this move challenges Israeli impunity or simply distracts from ongoing genocide.

Gaza’s annihilation: Aid workers and UN officials reveal the scale of destruction—making Gaza the most bombed territory in modern history.

Trump threatens Canada over Palestine: A US trade deal hangs in the balance as Trump lashes out at Ottawa for recognising Palestinian statehood.

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