You did not ask me, but that is IMO a very, very relevant question all the same. Forgive me for attempting to answer it then.
I want to believe that the two-state solution is possible. I fear and become horrified by the indications that many in the support base of the current Israeli government are simply not interested in pursuing it.
At the same time, I suspect that the challenges involved in even making a honest, solid attempt at gauging the wishes of the Palestinians are way too formidable, at least at the current time.
I sincerely wonder which form that evidence might conceivably take. Who could express that support for a two-state solution, and how would we learn that it is representative?
I strongly suspect that solid work is required at establishing better living conditions and infrastructure for those communities before trust in their political representation can be achieved. Starting, with course, with real assurance that they will not be blasted out of existence altogether...
Yes, that would probably influence their opinions as well. I can't say I find that a drawback.
But I fear that it will be the hardest of sells.