Erik Uden 🦣🍑:coffefied: on Nostr: The reality is that a two state solution for the Israel-Palestine conflict would, ...
The reality is that a two state solution for the Israel-Palestine conflict would, inherently, be violent. There are 750.000 Israeli settlers living in the occupied East Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank. Forcing them to move would not only be impossible, but inhumane.
While progressives in our western nations would never solve a conflict by shoving each ethnic group into its own country, why tolerate such as the best outcome here? The U.N. partition plan of 1947 was the two state solution, and now 77 years later, with none of the original borders remaining, we can at least agree that it was neither a good, nor a sustainable solving.
To solve this conflict, Israel must dissolve its apartheid, offer citizenship, the right to return, and reparations to each Palestinian displaced, as well as give equal rights and equal representation to become a secular democracy. This will pave the way towards a one-state-solution, and hence peace.
While progressives in our western nations would never solve a conflict by shoving each ethnic group into its own country, why tolerate such as the best outcome here? The U.N. partition plan of 1947 was the two state solution, and now 77 years later, with none of the original borders remaining, we can at least agree that it was neither a good, nor a sustainable solving.
To solve this conflict, Israel must dissolve its apartheid, offer citizenship, the right to return, and reparations to each Palestinian displaced, as well as give equal rights and equal representation to become a secular democracy. This will pave the way towards a one-state-solution, and hence peace.