'Delusion': Douglas Murray says two-state solution is 'impossible'

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If Palestinians were given another state now, it would be seen as a “reward” for the October 7 Hamas attacks, says author Douglas Murray. Mr Murray told Sky News host Rita Panahi this “incentivises terror". “The second thing however is … the Palestinians were given a state in 2005, a state where they have their own free and fair elections," he said. “And they voted in Hamas and then they stayed in power for 18 years and Hamas created a terror state and they were not overthrown and they started a war. “If they were given … yet another state … all of Israel would be at risk from the same rocket fire, the same terror. "It's just impossible, certainly now, for such a thing to happen. But I think that it's worth people realising this and not taking part in this delusion."