Peace Requires Enforcement of International Law

To achieve lasting peace, a two-state solution is crucial, defined by the 1967 borders and the establishment of Palestine as a UN member state with East Jerusalem as its capital. This solution must incorporate compliance with international law, reaffirmed by the International Court of Justice, which states that Israeli settlements in the West Bank are illegal. The need for Palestinian rights is paramount, as is the cessation of violence and apartheid practices by Israel. Implementing these legal frameworks will facilitate a coexistence of two states living side by side.