Trump admin seems to back Israeli “settlement” move that critics say will make the two-state solution unviable.

“A two-state solution? A Palestinian state in the heart of Israel would indeed be a solution—for those who seek to eliminate us,” Gideon Sa’ar said.

A “two-state solution” would enlarge not only the jihadi terror threat to Israel, conventional and unconventional, but also the tangible prospects for a catastrophic regional war.

Concerning Palestinian statehood, he might as well have announced that France officially recognized the People’s Democratic Republic of Oz.

Ottawa stated that its recognition is conditioned on a series of reforms by PA chief Mahmoud Abbas.

‘Woe to those who call evil good and good evil…’

The UK’s announced intention to recognize such a state is “not diplomacy—it is a moral failure,” said the British-Israeli dual citizen, who was a Hamas captive for 471 days.

Trump “can be a catalyst for an end to the immediate crisis in Gaza and potentially a resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in the long term,” the Saudi foreign minister said.

“It’s easy to come to the General Assembly to deliver a nice speech, but at the end of the day, you have to deal with Hamas,” the Israeli envoy told JNS.