Two-State Solution Act: Promoting Peace and Stability in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
This act aims to support a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine. It restricts the use of U.S. financial and military aid for actions that hinder peace, such as settlement expansion. Additionally, the act increases support for Palestinian civil society organizations and government reforms, potentially impacting regional stability and peace prospects.
Key points
Restricting U.S. financial and military aid to Israel if used for actions hindering a two-state solution, like settlement expansion.
Requiring products from Palestinian territories to be marked as 'West Bank/Gaza' without using 'Israel'.
Increasing financial support for Palestinian non-governmental organizations promoting democracy and human rights.
Allowing for temporary waivers of the ban on the Palestine Liberation Organization's office in the U.S. if deemed important for national security or diplomacy.
Status:
Expired
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