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“Slovenia has become a trusted friend and a trusted ally,” Lapid told Logar during a joint press conference in Jerusalem marking the signing of a memorandum of understanding on cybersecurity.</small></blockquote></ref>).</small>

“Slovenia has become a trusted friend and a trusted ally,” Lapid told Logar during a joint press conference in Jerusalem marking the signing of a memorandum of understanding on cybersecurity.</small></blockquote></ref>).</small>

Even liberal France's Macron who supports the act said the time isn't ripe, that he is "ready to recognize a Palestinian state if the PA makes reforms."<ref>[https://www.israelnationalnews.com/flashes/632384 Macron: Ready to recognize a Palestinian state if the PA makes reforms], ''INN'',  May 30, 2024</ref>

Even liberal [[France]'s Macron who supports the act said the time isn't ripe, that he is "ready to recognize a Palestinian state if the PA makes reforms."<ref>[https://www.israelnationalnews.com/flashes/632384 Macron: Ready to recognize a Palestinian state if the PA makes reforms], ''INN'',  May 30, 2024</ref>

[[Australia]] rejected recognition of a Palestinian state.

[[Australia]] rejected recognition of a Palestinian state.

==Opposition==

==Opposition==

The main groups opposing the two-state solution are [[Hamas]], the groups behind the "palestine" activism on campus: like ''SJP'' and its off shoot ''WOL'' <small>(by Holocaust ceremonies interrupted Nerdeen Kiswani)</small> [[PFLP]]'s ''Samidoun'', Arab and [[Zionist]] radical groups including Evangelicals who believe it all belongs to the Jews. In 1948 the Arab states opposed the principle, [[1948 Arab-Israeli War|declaring war on Israel]].

The main groups opposing the two-state solution are [[Hamas]], the groups behind the "palestine" activism on campus: like ''SJP'' and its off shoot ''WOL'' <small>(by Holocaust ceremonies interrupted Nerdeen Kiswani)</small> [[PFLP]]'s ''Samidoun'', Arab and [[Zionist]] radical groups including among Evangelicals<ref>[https://allisrael.com/is-it-true-that-most-christians-support-a-two-state-solution-even-after-oct-7 Is it true that most Christians support a two-state solution even after Oct. 7?], ''AllIsrael'', Dec 18, 2024.<blockquote>

"Well, for one thing, those who responded are members of the Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox Christian faith, whose opinions are vastly different from most Evangelicals, who know that a two-state solution is neither biblical nor realistic. The reason they know that is because so many of them frequently visit, have made friends here, who have educated them as to the real facts on the ground, and, finally, they have figured out that the sentiments being expressed by pro-Palestinian groups, these days, do not aspire to a solution of two states living side-by-side in peace."</blockquote></ref> who believe it all belongs to the Jews. In 1948 the Arab states opposed the principle, [[1948 Arab-Israeli War|declaring war on Israel]].

Pro-Israel personalities typically point out that Israel has repeatedly had to defend itself against attacks by neighboring Arab states and counter that reverting Israel's border to borders which existed before the Six-Day war would not allow Israel to have defensible borders.<ref>[http://www.defensibleborders.org/amidror.htm Defensible borders]</ref>

Pro-Israel personalities typically point out that Israel has repeatedly had to defend itself against attacks by neighboring Arab states and counter that reverting Israel's border to borders which existed before the Six-Day war would not allow Israel to have defensible borders.<ref>[http://www.defensibleborders.org/amidror.htm Defensible borders]</ref>