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Sheridan advocates for a negotiated, long-term peace process before any recognition of Palestine, asserting that "you can only recognize a Palestinian state when one comes into existence at the end of a long, genuine negotiation with Israel." Given the lack of immediate prospects for such negotiations, Sheridan dismisses unilateral gestures as "nonsensical" and "useless," implying they could potentially do more harm than good by demonizing Israel further.