Editorial: El Español

• The solution to the Palestinian conflict needs a 'two-legged pincer', which entails the Abraham Accords and the two-state solution.
• The Abraham Accords aim to isolate Palestinian extremists diplomatically, forcing them to accept a reasonable peace plan.
• The two-state solution assumes that Palestinians will agree if Israel gives in on all key points.
• The future Palestinian state can only be achieved after recognition of the Israeli state and renouncement of any form of violence or later claim to the agreement.
• So far, there doesn't seem to be willingness from Palestinian leaders to accept these conditions.

Conclusion: Refusing to recognize a potential Israeli state in the long run only extends the conflict. The solution will likely end up being the consolidation of two peaceful states.

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