The United Nations is rallying international support for a viable two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, despite the notable absence of the United States and Israel at recent conferences. France and Saudi Arabia are spearheading efforts to address Palestinian statehood, pressuring the EU and the global community to hold Israel accountable. Amid escalating tensions and a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, UN Chief has warned that the situation is at a breaking point, calling for immediate action. The US government has dismissed the ongoing initiatives as a publicity stunt, further complicating an already fraught diplomatic landscape. As international ministers convene, the future of a peaceful resolution remains uncertain, with urgent calls for a two-state solution echoing throughout the discussions.