The Israeli Knesset in a preliminary vote has rejected the so-called "two-state solution bill," which would prohibit the government from unilaterally annexing land, Israeli daily (The Jerusalem Post) reported Thursday.The bill, proposed by MK Hilik Bar (Labour), at the preliminary vote earlier Wednesday, would have allowed only land in the West Bank or Gaza to be annexed as part of a peace treaty leading to two states.The bill was voted down with 44 opposed, including MKs from Hatnua and Yesh Atid, and 25 in favor.