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The obsessional focus on this notion of a two state solution is doing untold harm to prospects for peace.
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What an outstanding voice of reason you are. You are so clear, so knowledgeable, so reasonable in your discourse. May I wish you every continuing success.
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Ms. Hausdroff is spot-on.
It's a 3-State demand. The first 2-state occupies 80% of Palestine.
The Palestinians never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity. But if they got a two state solution tomorrow, will they do anything else except build tunnels and incubate martyrs? If the past 20 years of Gaza history is anything to go by, nope.
You are correct. The people pushing it are ignorant of how many times this ‘solution’ has been pushed over the past century and how many times the Arabs have refused.
NO Two-State Delusion! One Sovereign Israel. God gave the land to them. There are dozens of Islamic nations with plenty of room for the palestinians.
I think one has to NOT be an 'intellectual' in order to have always known a two state solution was an insane idea. As with so many things, only those living in the real world (not insulated from it due to carefully curated environments) understand the glaringly obvious.
Correct. In one survey 82% of Palestinians said that getting statehood would just trigger phase 2 of stealing Israel from the Jews.
The important point is indeed that calling it a "solution" doesn't make it so. Since there is no evidence that Arabs would be happy with an independent state and would then leave Israel in peace, how it would be a solution remains a mystery.
