I have expressed my skepticism about the two-state solution solely on the basis of what I have perceived as an unwillingness on the part of the Palestinians to renounce terror and accept Israel as a Jewish state.
Cardin expresses skepticism about the two-state solution due to Palestinian attitudes towards Israel.
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