Two-state solution for Palestine to come through talks not unilateral declarations, says US – video

The US national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, said a two-state solution for Palestine would come through talks and not unilateral recognition, after Ireland, Spain and Norway said they would recognise a Palestinian state. Speaking to reporters at a press conference, Sullivan said: 'We believe the only way we are going to achieve a two-state solution is through direct negotiations'

• Ireland, Spain and Norway to recognise Palestinian state

• How significant is Spain, Norway and Ireland's recognition of Palestinian state?

• US prefers two-state talks to unilateral declarations of Palestinian state, says White House - live