The curious thing is Ilhan Omar - far from being extreme or radical - supports a "two state solution" in Israel based on negotiations, which places her squarely within the mainstream political consensus in the West
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I don't think it makes sense to talk about "the West" in this context unless you're already excluding the US. Attitudes in Europe, Latin America and even Canada reflect a general consensus which America, and in particular Congress, emphatically rejects.
Two-state might be something politicians here pay lip service to on a campaign website, but they're the ones who are refusing negotiations by defending Israel's ability to settle, ethnically cleanse and create reservations. Actual two-state is unimaginably radical to them.
