We know this because the US just vetoed Palestine's bid to become a full UN member state, after lobbying other countries to vote against the resolution, despite continually saying it supports the foundation of a Palestinian state. Washington's words say one thing, but its actions say the opposite.
This is because if the US admitted its actual position, it would greatly damage its reputation on the world stage. What the US actually wants is the same thing the Israelis want: for the Palestinians to go away, or lie down and submit completely, or otherwise stop being an inconvenience until they're a forgotten footnote in the dustbin of history. But the US can't come right out and say this, so it pretends to support a two-state solution that Israel has spent years doing everything it can to ensure never happens. It's a completely fictional resolution to a very real problem, but the alternative to supporting it is to admit you support continued apartheid, oppression, ethnic cleansing and genocide.
So the US maintains this ridiculous charade where it keeps pretending to support this fake non-solution, even while taking concrete actions which make it clear that it does not. Immediately after vetoing the Palestinian bid for UN membership, Deputy US Ambassador to the UN Robert Wood declared, "The United States continues to strongly support a two-state solution. This vote does not reflect opposition to Palestinian statehood," saying the emergence of a Palestinian state can only come about through direct negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians. We can see right now how things are going on that front.
As always, the only way to understand the US-centralized global power structure is to ignore what its officials say and watch what they actually do instead. This is good advice for understanding geopolitics and government dynamics in general, and it's good advice for sorting out fact from fiction when dealing with any manipulator in your personal life. Ignore their words, and watch their actions.
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There already IS a two state solution. It's called Jordan and formed a huge 78% of the entire Mandate of Palestine illegally lopped off by Britain in 1922.
But the real issue isn't land per se.
It's IDEOLOGY. Islamic IDEOLOGY tragically is antisemitic, supremacist, hateful and bigoted towards all non-Muslims.
And land once run by Muslims, especially the holy land of Israel, is supposed to stay Muslim and not be returned to its rightful owners, the Jewish people. Not even one square metre of it.
So unless or until too many fundamentalist Muslims who outrageously are taught to hate… Read more
