The long-standing Israeli-Palestinian conflict has often been framed around the concept of a two-state solution, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seems determined to pursue a different path—his vision of a ‘Greater Israel.’ Despite widespread international condemnation of Israel’s actions in Gaza and its increasing isolation, Netanyahu appears to be making significant strides toward this goal. The two-state solution, once a cornerstone of diplomatic efforts, now seems increasingly irrelevant as Israel works to render the idea obsolete. The prospects of establishing an independent Palestinian state encompassing the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza Strip have never been more uncertain. Netanyahu’s strategy is bolstered by unwavering support from the United States, particularly under the Trump administration. Recent events, such as Israel’s attack on Hamas leaders in Qatar, have further highlighted the region’s inability to counter Israel’s actions. An emergency Arab-Muslim summit convened by Qatar resulted in a tepid response, with leaders issuing condemnations but failing to propose concrete measures to curb Israel’s aggression. Middle Eastern leaders recognize that only the United States holds the power to influence Israel, yet Washington shows no signs of altering its staunch support. Netanyahu’s rhetoric and actions suggest a commitment to expanding Israeli sovereignty over contested territories, including Gaza and the West Bank. This vision, rooted in the ideology of Netanyahu’s Likud Party, has drawn sharp criticism from Arab and Muslim leaders, though the U.S. has not publicly endorsed it. Despite international backlash, Netanyahu remains undeterred, prioritizing his vision over the safety of Israeli hostages held by Hamas and the desires of many Israelis for a ceasefire. As the international community grapples with how to respond, the path forward remains unclear. Sanctions and severing ties with Israel are among the few potential measures that could alter its course, but such actions are unlikely given the current geopolitical landscape. Netanyahu’s pursuit of a ‘Greater Israel’ risks further destabilizing the region and tarnishing Israel’s global reputation, leaving a legacy of conflict and international disrepute.