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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@9KG7BW3Liberal Democrat2yrs2Y
No, Palestine should be its own country. Israel has colonised their land so why do Palestinians need to share
@9QFFRT42yrs2Y
Only if the state of Israel relinquishes its army and nuclear weapons. Otherwise I support a one-state solution consisting of only Palestine.
@9M4TBXM2yrs2Y
No, I support the liberation of the Palestinian people and support their choices, Israel continue to build illegal settlements and denying a two-state solution
No, I only support a free Palestine and end to illegal occupation and Zionist apartheid
@9KGWCNV2yrs2Y
No, Isreal is not a state but an occupying force and should be disregarded as a failed western experiment in colonisation.
Isreal is not a place, palestine is the name of the country and it should be free from occupiers. Palestine for Palestinians.
One-state solution that dissolves apartheid structures in Israeli law, constitution and society, and invites a right of return for displaced Palestinians. Heavy disarmament of Israeli settlers, disbanding/restructuring of the IDF and concurrent disarmament of Palestinian fighting groups.
the only correct stance is a single binational state, and anything less than that is only prolonguing the conflict indefinitely
I watched Omer Bartov explain why a confederation would be the only option with a differentiation between residency and citizenship. This would not be the perfect solution but it would be a step in the right direction or a different direction at least. a single state with two separate formations of governance
No, one state, which was and should still be Palestine; for the Jews, Muslims, and everyone in totality
Yes, but the current land distribution was hugely imbalanced, Palestine was given only arid desert and Isreal got the useable farmland.
@9N3T3862yrs2Y
I support a one state solution for Palestine will all citizens being jewish, muslim, christian, have the same rights and freedoms as well as movement accros the historical land of palestine
@9LHQQBM 2yrs2Y
No, I support a single secular state with a parliament that equally represents both nations
Yes, but assure that the larger of the countries, being Israel, is not taking advantage of a weakened state.
@9NX8XTW2yrs2Y
the issues surrounding the conflict in Israel and Palestine is very complex and cannot be answered with just one simple solution.
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