"Netanyahu's Rejection of Two-State Solution Sparks Democratic Outrage"

Democratic lawmakers are outraged by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rejection of a two-state solution for Palestine, with Sen. Chris Van Hollen leading an amendment to ensure U.S. military assistance is used in accordance with international law. Lawmakers, including Democrats, are increasingly critical of Israel's leadership amid the ongoing conflict with Hamas, urging President Biden to pressure Netanyahu to reduce civilian casualties and human suffering. A group of 15 Jewish House Democrats also expressed disagreement with Netanyahu's stance, emphasizing the importance of a two-state solution. Despite Netanyahu's opposition, the U.S. remains committed to working towards a two-state solution, with senators planning amendments in support of this goal.
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