The internationally recognized solution to the Israeli-Palestinian dispute is that
A) the Palestinians resettle in Jordan with full compensation.
B) Israel yields the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the Palestinians in return for security guarantees and Palestinian abandonment of any right of return to Israel proper.
C) both Israelis and Palestinians should be part of a single state in which all citizens have equal rights.
D) Israel yields the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the Palestinians; both Israelis and Palestinians may settle in either country.
E) Israel should yield up all territory not granted to it by the UN in 1948, including all of Jerusalem.

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The solution recognized by most of the international community is a two-state solution, in which Israel withdraws from the territories occupied since the 1967 Six-Day War, including the West Bank and Gaza Strip, and the Palestinians establish a viable independent state with East Jerusalem as its capital. In return, Israel would receive security guarantees and recognition by the Arab world. The issue of Palestinian refugees would also need to be addressed, but with an abandonment of any right of return to Israel proper.

The Internationally Recognized Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Dispute Is That