UN Summit Pushes for Two-State Solution
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The UN General Assembly is holding a two-day meeting to promote a two-state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. France and Saudi Arabia are co-chairing, while Israel and the US are boycotting, deeming the meeting counterproductive. The meeting aims to reignite the stalled peace process, focusing on concrete steps towards a two-state solution, despite Israel's rejection of the proposal. France will formally recognize Palestine in September. While the meeting seeks to revitalize the two-state solution, a breakthrough is unlikely due to the boycotts.
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