Concerns remain over Israel's commitment to two-state solution in peace agreement

Concerns have been raised regarding Israel"s commitment to a two-state solution following the recent signing of a peace agreement with Hamas. Despite the optimism surrounding the agreement, there is currently no evidence that Israel has agreed in principle or in writing to establish a Palestinian state in Gaza and the West Bank.

Critics argue that Israel has not abandoned its pursuit of a greater Israeli state in the occupied territories. Observers caution against assuming that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is bound by any commitments made to secure the peace deal.

For more on the political dynamics affecting the region, see recent developments regarding Netanyahu"s position under international pressure.

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