Two-state solution ‘incredibly unlikely’: Douglas Murray

Author Douglas Murray says the idea of a two-state solution happening is “incredibly unlikely“ at the moment. “There are very few people in Israel across the right or the left of politics who think that a two-state solution is remotely plausible at the moment,“ Mr Murray told Sky News host Caleb Bond. “I don’t think it’s remotely plausible at the moment. “I don’t know if it ever will be. “But it looks incredibly unlikely at the moment because … well, Gaza became a kind of state every jew was forcibly withdrawn from Gaza. “The authorities in Gaza were given everything the structure that was there, including the economic structure.“