European Leaders Say Israeli Policies Undermine Two-State Solution
Leaders of Italy, Britain, France, and Germany stated that Israeli government policies, including expanded control in the West Bank, are undermining stability and prospects for a two-state solution. The statement was issued jointly by the four countries.
tass.comLeaders of Italy, Britain, France, and Germany issued a joint statement criticizing Israeli government policies in the West Bank. The statement said the policies and practices of the Israeli government, including a further entrenchment of Israeli control in the West Bank, are undermining stability and prospects for a two-state solution.
The four countries did not announce any specific actions or sanctions in connection with the statement.
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