Recent events highlight a changing global landscape concerning the Israel-Palestine conflict. The UK’s map change and the display of the Palestinian flag on the Eiffel Tower symbolize this shift.
With numerous nations recognizing Palestine, Israel faces growing international pressure. The UN’s involvement, particularly the actions of its permanent members, further complicates the situation. The two-state solution, advocated by Saudi Arabia, is proposed as a pathway to stability, with the hope that defined borders and a recognized Palestinian state will alleviate the conflict. The influence of Hamas, considered by some to be an Iranian proxy, adds to the complexities.