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Paris Conference Revives Two-State Solution Efforts
Representatives of Israeli and Palestinian civil society met in Paris on Friday for a conference titled The Paris Call for Peace. France used the gathering to restart diplomatic work that began at a similar event last year.
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Paris hosted Israeli and Palestinian civil society representatives on Friday for a conference called The Paris Call for Peace. The meeting follows a one-year pause after the 12-Day War between Israel and Iran sidelined an earlier international conference on the two-state solution.
Background to the Gathering Last year's Conference for Advancing the Two-State Solution was sponsored by Saudi Arabia and France but received limited attention because of the war. French organizers said the new event aims to resume those earlier diplomatic efforts. The conference brought together civil society participants rather than government officials from the parties involved.
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