Trump Says Separate States Not Needed in Mideast Deal

The transcript covers a discussion on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on the two-state solution and the potential relocation of the US embassy to Jerusalem. The President expresses openness to both one-state and two-state solutions, depending on the preferences of both parties. The Prime Minister emphasizes the importance of substance over labels and outlines two prerequisites for peace: Palestinian recognition of the Jewish state and Israeli security control over the West Bank. He highlights the persistent Palestinian rejectionism as a major obstacle to peace.

What is the U.S. administration's position on the two-state solution?

• They have completely abandoned it.

• They are open to both one-state and two-state solutions.

• They are strictly in favor of a one-state solution.

• They have not considered any solutions.

What is one of the prerequisites for peace according to the Israeli Prime Minister?

• Palestinians must move their capital to Jerusalem.

• Israel must dismantle all settlements.

• Palestinians must recognize the Jewish state.

• Israel must give up control over the West Bank.

Why does the Israeli Prime Minister emphasize substance over labels?

• To simplify the peace process.

• To focus on the core issues rather than superficial terms.

• To avoid confusion in international discussions.

• To align with the U.S. administration's views.

What is a major obstacle to peace according to the Israeli Prime Minister?

• Israeli refusal to negotiate with Palestinians.

• Palestinian refusal to recognize a Jewish state.

• Palestinian acceptance of Israel's historical claims.

• International interference in the peace process.

What does the Israeli Prime Minister suggest is necessary for peace?

• Increased international pressure on Israel.

• A new international peacekeeping force.

• A change in Palestinian educational materials.

• A complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from the West Bank.