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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No, The land of Palestine should be returned to the Palestinians just as it was before the Zionist migration to their (Palestinians) land, claiming it as theirs (Zionists), and causing trouble amongst the locals(Palestinians).
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Israel must feel consequences for the damage it has done to Gaza, Palestine, and the Middle East as a whole through the terrorism of the IDF.
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Israel is an illegitimate state built on apartheid ideology. I support a free, self-determined Palestine where (formerly Israeli) Jews and Palestinians can coexist.
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I do not think a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is possible. I support the abolishment of the ethno-state of Israel, and the formation of a new state that provides equal rights for all people regardless of race and religion.
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No, Israel has continuously violated any attempt at peace.. The only way for the conflict to stop is by having a free Palestinian state.
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Israel is a terorist state and should be charged with genocide of killing so many innocent children and families with a long occupation for 75 years
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Only if it is agreed upon by both sides unilaterally
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Israel is country that never should have been made and is currently committing genocide in the Gaza strip against the rightful people of that land the Palestinians
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either a two-state solution or a bi-national solution
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No, the Israeli's are terrorists who violently stole the land from Palestinians as violent settlers
@9KLT7LCRhinoceros2mos2MO
It depends on the specifics of the suggested solution.
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There should be a two state solution, where palestine is protected by a coalition of middle eastern countries. And Benjamin Nethanyahu's cabinet should stand before an international tribunal for commiting genocide and war crimes. Those found guilty should not only be removed from office, but receive the death penalty. Which I am normally against, but promote for any and all government officials complicit in genocide, and war crimes.
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Yes, with international panel governance and Israel veto powers until terrorism is rooted out and governance can be safely transitioned to democratic elections.
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No, not until Hamas is no longer in power. Gazans elected hamas, who have declare war on israel. Israel does not have a responsibility to accept constant bombardment and war from their neighbor. When the Palestinians stop trying to kill the Israelis then yes.
@9JZVYL6New Democratic 2mos2MO
Yes, but I would rather there be one state wherein religious/ethnic groups are not separated or at war and instead co-exist peacefully, however unrealistic such a proposition may be at this moment in time.
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Only if the Palestinians agree to recognize Israel and live in peace and prosperity and elect a democratic government
@9JV5LCX 3mos3MO
Allow a two-state solution for Palestinians to have access and to control water, food and electricity of the state while blocking traffic of arms and terrorism from entering Palestine and Gaza.
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Yes, but only if Palestine gets to re-negotiate the borders of their country as that right was taken from them historically
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I support neither, for I am not a member of either religion
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