In recent developments, Saudi Arabia has made a request to Israel to commit to a path leading to the establishment of a Palestinian state as a condition for normalized relations between the two countries. This comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seemingly rejected the idea of a Palestinian state during his tenure. The question now arises: if elected President, would Haley end the longstanding U.S. commitment to a two-state solution?
Addressing this query, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, stated that during her time at the UN, the two-state solution was a topic that frequently surfaced, with Israel consistently participating in discussions while the Palestinians rejected the proposed resolution. Haley attributed this rejection to the Palestinian Authority's underlying goal of a one-state solution, rather than a genuine desire for a negotiated agreement with Israel.
