PM says he’s committed to two-state solution

In a joint press conference with Mogherini, Netanyahu says he is committed to the two-state solution.

He says he would like to end the conflict with the Palestinians once and for all, but adds that the Palestinians must recognize Israel as a Jewish state.

The prime minister was under fire earlier this year after he disavowed the two-state solution in a pre-election interview. He later retracted the statement, but the repudiation was rejected by the US.

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