Biden's Middle East Policy: Striving for a Two-State Solution amidst Challenges

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President Joe Biden emphasized that the conflict between Israel and Hamas must end with a vision of a "two-state solution," stating that there is no going back to the previous status quo. He called for a concentrated effort from all parties involved to work towards peace and urged Israel to protect civilians and abide by the rules of war. Biden also highlighted the need for Israel to integrate more with the Middle East after the conflict is resolved, expressing hope for a better future in the region. He suggested that Hamas' recent attack may have been a response to progress made towards regional integration for Israel.
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