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Countries continue backing a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

The report says countries are continuing to promote a two-state solution for the Palestine-Israel conflict. No concrete new agreement or binding action is specified.

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The conflict remains a major source of regional instability and international diplomatic pressure.

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