White House observes more countries opposing Israel as Ireland, Spain, Norway recognize Palestinian state

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White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan on Wednesday responded to Ireland, Spain and Norway's decision to recognize a Palestinian state, observing a growing trend of the international community turning away from Israel.

At the daily White House press briefing, Sullivan reiterated President Biden's support for a "two-state solution" once Israeli forces defeat Hamas militants operating in Gaza.

"Each country is entitled to make its own determinations, but the U.S. position on this is clear," Sullivan said. "President Biden, as I just said, has been on the record supporting a two-state solution. He has been equally emphatic on the record that that two-state solution should be brought about through direct negotiations through the parties, not through unilateral recognition. That's a principled position that we have held on a consistent basis. We will communicate that to our partners around the world, and we'll see what unfolds."

The national security adviser explained thatBiden "believes that a two-state solution that guarantees Israel's security and also a future of dignity and security for the Palestinian people is the best way to bring about long-term security and stability for everyone in the region – Israelis, Palestinians and Arabs."

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