In this episode of Palestine This Week, we ask whether the two-state solution has finally run out of graves to bury it in. As Israel tightens its grip on the occupied West Bank and rewrites the Oslo framework in real time, we examine the collapse of diplomatic illusions and the rise of raw power politics.

We unpack the shifting narrative around Gaza’s death toll, Israel’s parallel aid system, Netanyahu’s Washington visit and growing fractures inside the US conservative base over Israel.

And in a deeper dive, we explore the idea of a “common enemy” — from the legacy of Oslo to the emergence of what some are calling the Epstein class — and what that says about the global networks shaping the fate of Palestine.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction & Overview
02:03 How many burials can the two-state solution survive? Israel tightens grip on the West Bank
12:48 Oslo rewritten? Israel’s foreign ministry accused of historical revisionism
20:40 50,000 “militants”? The dangerous new narrative around Gaza’s death toll
28:55 Gaza’s parallel aid system: is Israel replacing humanitarians with the security industry?
35:47 Netanyahu meets Trump: Iran rift or green light on Palestine?
42:14 Smear campaign against UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese: who is trying to silence her?
49:15 Epstein, Oslo and power networks: what the files reveal about global influence
53:11 Cracks in the conservative base: are American evangelicals turning away from Israel?