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 @9LZLFBD disagreed…2yrs2Y

Two state solution won't work as Iranian leaders are sponsoring groups who have the primary aim of destroying Israel and by default, that means a massacre of Israelis. They don't want a rwo state solution,.they want to eradicate the Israelis and that sounds like Hitler and Naziism

 @9MDFN44Greendisagreed…2yrs2Y

Israel is an illegal settlement occupying stolen palestinian land while committing genocides, manufacturing famine, building concentration camps and creating scaremongering tactics such as the creation and support of hamas by the israeli government. therefore does not deserve recognition as a legitimate state and all representatives should be tried on multiple accounts of war crimes proven by the millions of videos easily accessible everywhere.

 @9LXJJ8Ydisagreed…2yrs2Y

A two state solution would still limit Palestinians freedom. There is not enough land for the Palestinians left due to increasing illegal settlements. I believe in a one state solution - the land should be called Jerusalem and everyone should have equal rights.

 @9MD3XBD disagreed…2yrs2Y

Do you honestly think the people of either side would accept that? Israelis would be subjected to horrendous discrimination and violent crime if they had to live together with Palestinians.

 @9P4JZFCUKIPdisagreed…2yrs2Y

Palestine was offered this in the 40s and rejected it. As a result, they began a series of wars on Israel and lost each and every one. Make one state for Israel.

 @9P5JJ92 disagreed…2yrs2Y

I believe all land should be returned to the Palestinian people as they were forced out and massacred by the Israelis

 @9P2VZHVdisagreed…2yrs2Y

Palestine were offered this many times in the past and rejected this. They now cannot be rewarded this off the back of the terrorism their government has committed.

 @9W9R6T4Reform UKdisagreed…2yrs2Y

There is no evidence that the Palestinian authorities desire a two-state solution to the conflict. Israel government has already given up majority of its land to its neighbours over the last few decades, precisely in pursuit of peace, and despite the grievances inflicted on Israel in the past. The Palestinians had their chance to live peacefully, but radical terrorists such as Hamas refuse to quit fighting. To save innocent lives on both sides, these terrorist organisations must be disarmed.

 @9MS5WY6Liberal Democrat disagreed…2yrs2Y

Given the power imbalance, a two state solution would be inherently biased and unfair to the Palestinian people - the majority of whom would not be able to return to ancestral homes to which they have a concrete link.

 @9KX97KT agreed…2yrs2Y

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.

 @9LX2XG8Women's Equalitydisagreed…2yrs2Y

Israels founding was baked in colonialism and racist thoughts. Israel continues this legacy even today.

 @BCQBKHJdisagreed…2wks2W

The Palestine would just be home to a bunch of extremist Muslim terrorists, like currently with Hamas

 @BCMKM52Conservative disagreed…2wks2W

There's only 1 small star. of Israel which with West Bank and Gaza is approx size of Wales there are21 surrounding Arab states.

 @BC7FW7Pdisagreed…1mo1MO

Israel will settle for a two-state solution, as they have suggested in the past. But Palestine will only settle for the eradication of Israel.

 @BB7M8T5disagreed…2mos2MO

The Palestinians, governed by Hamas in Gaza (a terrorist organisation), do not want peace or coexistence with Israel and Jews. They want to destroy them. Why would the Israelis, or Jews worldwide, want a neighbouring country, filled with violent radical jihadists, to be backed and supported by Western powers? They brought this war on themselves after October 7th. They should have to face the consequences.

 @BB7GW35disagreed…2mos2MO

The “two state solution” has effectively existed for twenty years, within this time Hamas has radicalised a generation of Palestinians into terrorists and supporters, planned for and then carried out genocide against jewish people in Israel, kidnapped hundreds of their citizens, and instigated a war that has killed tens of thousands. They are entirely at fault and the people of Gaza have demonstrated their incapability at present to govern themselves without becoming a breeding ground for jihadist terrorists.

 @B9QT98Rdisagreed…3mos3MO

It’s historically and legally the Jewish peoples ancestral homeland. Jews are from Jude’s and the majority were cleansed from the land by foreign imperial powers of Europe (Rome), name of their country changed to “Palestina”, many other imperialists such as Arabs, Turks and Britain forcibly took the land. The Arabs who live there are from Arabised Egypt, Arabised Jordan and Arabised Syria (the ethnic indigenous minorities of the Levant, were conquered through the Arab conquests and forced to be Muslim, same with Jewish communities living in the Middle East during the…  Read more

 @B7864M6disagreed…7mos7MO

There is so much tension, they will surely never agree on the decision made, and terrorism in the other country rates will be sky high.

 @B2C8WWCdisagreed…1yr1Y

The Two-State Solution is a fundamentally zionist non-solution, as it prevents Palestinian Right to Return, does not adequately address the issue of settlers in the West Bank, and does not recognise the illegitimacy of the Israeli state. The only viable solution that ends conflict and the Israeli Apartheid State is a singular, multi-religious, multi-ethnic state in historic Palestine / the Levant.

 @B6Y8442disagreed…7mos7MO

A two state solution will only lead to more war as Israel can not peacefully coexist with its neighbours

 @B5WSSDJ disagreed…10mos10MO

It is Palestinian land. It should all be Palestine. This does not mean the forced removal of Israelis, but the whole country should be called Palestine, the state of Israel should cease to exist.

 @B2FRYY2disagreed…1yr1Y

This would require the recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state, which it currently is not. This requires a certainty of democratisation that can only be achieved if the people are willing to convert and the rule of law is strong to promote economic growth. We cannot accept an authoritarian entity as a state, it would cause too many issues.

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