Recent statements from US officials indicate a significant shift in policy regarding the establishment of a Palestinian state. US Ambassador to Israel has publicly stated that the United States is no longer pursuing the goal of an independent Palestinian state, expressing deep doubts about its viability under current conditions. This sentiment was echoed by former governor Mike Huckabee, who suggested that Muslim countries could be the ones to provide land for a Palestinian state, asserting that the US no longer fully endorses this as a policy goal. The US State Department has also refrained from confirming ongoing support for a two-state solution. Critics, including organizations such as Peace Now, have condemned these remarks as an attempt to realize ideological fantasies, highlighting the implications of these shifts on peace efforts in the region.