"U.S. Pushes for 2-State Solution and Hostage Release in Israel-Hamas Conflict"

National security adviser Jake Sullivan reaffirms President Biden's commitment to a two-state solution as the key to ending the Israel-Hamas war, emphasizing the need for security guarantees for both Israel and a Palestinian state. Sullivan also discusses U.S. involvement in negotiations with Israel and efforts to secure a hostage deal with Hamas. Despite public disapproval of Biden's response to the conflict, Sullivan defends the administration's approach, emphasizing the prioritization of national security interests. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is set to continue working with partners in the region to achieve lasting peace and security for Israelis and Palestinians.
- 2-state solution remains key to ending Israel-Hamas war, Sullivan says POLITICO
- Gaza hostage deal is priority for US The Jerusalem Post
- National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan says U.S. will press "relentlessly" for Hamas to release hostages CBS News
- U.S. response to strike on service members 'won't just be a one-off,' Kirby says The Washington Post
- Jan. 30: US urges ‘all possible efforts’ to push Hamas on hostage deal talks The Times of Israel
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