I would say that at present, the conditions do not exist for that sort of resolution to the conflict.
If we were to ensure that a two-state solution would solve the conflict rather than aggravate it, that pathway to peace would have to run through the deradicalization of Palestinian society and its acceptance of the permanent existence of the State of Israel. However, as long as the Palestinian national movement remains committed to the ultimate demise of the State of Israel and appears likely to become an Iranian client state, a two-state solution would aggravate the conflict in the Middle East, and it would be against everyone's interests—