The two-state solution is a proposed diplomatic solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The proposal envisions an independent State of Palestine that borders Israel. Palestinian leadership has supported the concept since the 1982 Arab Summit in Fez. In 2017 the Hamas (a Palestinian Resistance movement that controls the Gaza strip) accepted the solution without recognizing Israel as a state. The current Israeli leadership has stated that a two-state solution can only exist without Hamas and the current Palestinian leadership. The U.S. would have to take a central role in any talks bet…
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Yes
@9KX97KT 1mo1MO
With a two-state solution, both groups can get a part of the land they say God grants them and they can live with no issues of equal representation between Jews and Arabs.
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No
@9LBP2KG3wks3W
Palestine has always belonged to Palestinians, the Israeli's robbed them of their land, it was never theirs.
I support a co-state solution with local control bi-national legal structure and a power sharing system for supranational issues. Jerusalem should be declared a international frees State and co-capital.
@9LNT6T51wk1W
Yes, as long as moderate governments are maintained on both sides and Palestine is largely demilitarized
@9LMW7N41wk1W
In principle yes this seems logical, reasonable, and fair, however I do not consider myself informed enough to have a strong opinion on the matter
@9LLTW741wk1W
That would be ideal, but it is unrealistic, just look at Israel's tactics in Gaza and the West bank.
@9LGLXFF2wks2W
Consociationalism as a transition government (like in Northern Ireland now) before the establishment of a single secular state.
@9LG96L72wks2W
I think there should now secular government for 3 religions with equal rights.
@9LF7TNQ3wks3W
Yes, along 1967 boundary lines and a permanent ceasefire
@9LF7GNY3wks3W
No, sever all diplomatic ties with Israel and support a 1 Palestinian state solution.
@9LDRMDW3wks3W
I support a democratic marxist federation of local communities across the entire region.
@8SHDQKH 3wks3W
No, not at the moment. While Israel societally and politically split regarding settlements, Israel has no viable partner for peace. All Palestinian leadership, and all of normative Palestinian society views the eradication of Israel as a fundamental cultural aim.
@9LCBJZ53wks3W
Yes, it’s the only way that both sides can have clear boundaries and be able to legitimately defend themselves if those boundaries are crossed.
@9L93RJ94wks4W
I do think that at two-state solution would be the only viable solution that does not violate human rights and would prevent the genocide from continuing. I do think that this would prove challenging as both sides have had casualties and tensions are really high, but I think that this is the only diplomatic solution, as I don't believe the need to displace any nationalities, specifically Palestinians.
@9KVTHMG1mo1MO
There should be joint state solution led by Israel.
@9KTR4V32mos2MO
No, a one state solution with land return but government representatives to protect the interests of jewish families that have long settled in the country
@9KRL6QH2mos2MO
This is for the people of Israel and Palestine to decide
@9KRHRVY2mos2MO
No, both Israel and Palestine should be put under an international mandate
@9KR9FBT2mos2MO
I would have before 7th October, but now it is clear that Hamas is baiting Israel to attack them to look like the victims
@9KR4C9W2mos2MO
Palestine is not a state, there is only Israel, resettle the Arabs into neighbouring Jordan and Egypt as pre-1967 these were the territories of those countires
@9KM98C52mos2MO
Yes, but only on the condition Hamas are removed from power
@9KKLVVX2mos2MO
Yes, there should be two-state solution along 1967 lines with a permanent ceasefire
@NKHistory 2mos2MO
No, and the Palestinian Authority should be eliminated
@9KGWCNV2mos2MO
No, Isreal is not a state but an occupying force and should be disregarded as a failed western experiment in colonisation.
@9KGDZLH2mos2MO
Yes, but I would rather have the region be mandated under UN administration.
@9KG7BW3Liberal Democrat2mos2MO
No, Palestine should be its own country. Israel has colonised their land so why do Palestinians need to share
@9K5C5HZ2mos2MO
Yes I think the two-state solution is the most pragmatic for the moment and it's important that there is a Jewish state in the world. However, I think if both communities could live in peace inside a single secular state with religious protections that would be ideal.
@9K3NSVT2mos2MO
Ideally, no. Palestinians should not have to settle for a two state solution with the government and people who have displaced and committed genocide against them. Israel would also hold an unequal power against Palestine in any negotiations and agreements.
Yes, and the West should recognise a Palestinian state and stop supporting Israel until it begins making progress towards one.
@9LHQQBM 2wks2W
No, I support a single secular state with a parliament that equally represents both nations
@9LHK95X2wks2W
Yes under the condition Hamas is removed and Iran stops meddling in politics there.
@9L8N38P4wks4W
In theory yes, but part of Palestine is run by terrorists who wish to murder every *** and those terrorists should be eliminated first.
@9L879JS4wks4W
it's hard to have a stance on this but ISRALE was given back to the jewish people because of abrhamic scripture
this is one of the oldest faiths and we need more understanding of what "FAITH" is not rejecting god this country shouldn't reject god but it should be your choice.
but when you weaponize a people in to hate of another people based on things their own installed government does
don't be a fool we all know HAMAS is really CIA because who benefits from it?
if you can't rationalize america as a THREAT under rule of tyrany then you haven't been paying attention
also to the assessor if you are of faith be understanding not offended.
@9L7W9VL4wks4W
Yes, but only if measures are in place to keep both sides in check, and to if people were allowed to freely immigrate between both states
@9L7TSFF4wks4W
No and Palestinian land should be returned to their people.
@9L6KF8Q1mo1MO
No jews are are the indigenous people of the land "Palestinians" are the defendants of Arab colonisers
@9L3R5231mo1MO
This is only workable once Israel is hugely deradicalized as a nation.
@9L2TMNP1mo1MO
I don’t think the two state solution would work. I also don’t have a better answer
@9L2BMDD1mo1MO
I support a singular secular Palestinian state with protections for all religions, free of apartheid. Palestine should be free, from the river to the sea.
@9KZGRYT1mo1MO
We know that the Palestinians are not native to that land, they should be helped to go back home and settle in their homeland.
No, I only support a free Palestine and end to illegal occupation and Zionist apartheid
@9KXL8WT 1mo1MO
No, as the reality on the ground supports a single-state solution, but I would not oppose a sustainable and equitable two-state solution.
@9K363PZ2mos2MO
Yes, I support a two state solution if the Palestinians cannot get their full rights under a single state, like the current regime of Israel.
@9K363PZ2mos2MO
I support a two state solution if the Palestinians cannot get their full rights under a single state, like the current regime of Israel.
@9JXYXZ8Women's Equality2mos2MO
Palestine was the original country and should return that way as Isreal is a white supremist colonialist settlement aka Zionism which most Jews are against due to the fascist ideology Zionism is.
Yes, but the current land distribution was hugely imbalanced, Palestine was given only arid desert and Isreal got the useable farmland.
@9JXLSQC 2mos2MO
No, Palestine should be handed back in full to the people of Palestine and protected from any illegal occupation
@9JVG28F2mos2MO
Yes, if both sides are satisfied with that outcome, but we all know that whilst Gaza is run by a terrorist organisation, the people of Gaza don't have a choice in this, Hamas is never going to agree to anything and Israel isn't going to back down.
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