#2 states solution

[favroitecrime]

captured from an ambulance. captured. from an ambulance. do not stop speaking about palestine please

[connectinglines]

4. Muslims in Israel Without Israeli Passports

4. Muslims in Israel Without Israeli Passports

Muslims in Israel who do not hold Israeli passports are mostly Palestinians living in East Jerusalem and the West Bank. Their status is complex:

East Jerusalem: Palestinians in East Jerusalem were given the option to apply for Israeli citizenship after Israel annexed the area following the 1967 war, but most have refused, seeing this as an acceptance of Israeli rule over a city they claim as the capital of a future Palestinian state. As a result, most East Jerusalem Palestinians hold Israeli residency cards but not full citizenship, meaning they can live and work in Israel but cannot vote in national elections.

West Bank and Gaza: Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza are under Israeli occupation, though Gaza is governed by Hamas. In the West Bank, the Palestinian Authority provides limited self-rule in certain areas, but Israel maintains control over security and borders. Palestinians here do not have Israeli citizenship or passports; instead, they carry Palestinian Authority-issued documents.

[odinsblog]

This is incredibly heartening to read, especially considering the usual tripe you see on social media coming from Israel apologists

[ind1g3n0us-lev1t3]

I find it funny how the world is pushing for a two state solution, Israel offers Palestinians a state for decades, which they reject.

And now when Israel finally says no to it after having its citizens massacred, the world goes up and arms and yells at Israel for denying the Palestinians a state.

Israel has given the Palestinians every chance to establish a state and coexist. Israel now has every right to deny terrorists who have just killed its own people a state which it could use to launch more war.

Edit: 1948, 1993, 2000, 2005, 2008. These were the times that palestine rejected the two state solution.

[secular-jew]

It's not complicated. Jordan is Palestine. And it's 75% Palestinian. Voila!

[hassanac33]

[koheletgirl]

ok so i don't personally believe in the 2 states solution (for a myriad of reasons i won't get into now), but why does it seem like everyone who supports it these days is labeled as a zionist? i know why i might think that, but i doubt it's for the same reasons so i'm genuinely asking here

[eretzyisrael]

Source, where there is also a photo of Y*ss*r Ar*f*t that we are not posting because, who wants to see that terrorist's ugly mug?

[a-scary-lack-of-common-sense]

Making angst for a silly goofy fandom like tf2 is so hard because they've never been put into serious situations so everytime I write something is like:

[odinsblog]

AHEAD OF THE United Nations Security Council action to consider the Palestinian Authority’s application to become a full member of the international body, the United States is lobbying nations to reject such membership, hoping to avoid an overt “veto” by Washington. The lobbying effort, revealed in copies of unclassified State Department cables obtained by The Intercept, is at odds with the Biden administration’s pledge to fully support a two-state solution.

The diplomatic cables detail pressure being applied to members of the Security Council, including Malta, the rotating president of the council this month. Ecuador in particular is being asked to lobby Malta and other nations, including France, to oppose U.N. recognition. The State Department’s justification is that normalizing relations between Israel and Arab states is the fastest and most effective way to achieve an enduring and productive statehood.

While clarifying that President Joe Biden has worked vigorously to support “Palestinian aspirations for statehood” within the context “of a comprehensive peace that would resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,” a diplomatic cable dated April 12 details U.S. talking points against a U.N. vote for Palestinian statehood. The cable says that Security Council members must be persuaded to reject any proposal for Palestinian statehood — and thereby its recognition as a sovereign nation — before the council’s open debate on the Middle East, scheduled for April 18.

“It remains the U.S. view that the most expeditious path toward a political horizon for the Palestinian people is in the context of a normalization agreement between Israel and its neighbors,” the cable reads. “We believe this approach can tangibly advance Palestinian goals in a meaningful and enduring way.”

“We therefore urge you not to support any potential Security Council resolution recommending the admission of ‘Palestine’ as a U.N. member state, should such a resolution be presented to the Security Council for a decision in the coming days and weeks.”

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[curieklei]

Inb4 the free palestine movements say it was only about the west bank occupation and east Jerusalem annexation, and never implied Israel in it's entirety as the problem.

[secular-jew]

The 2 state solution already exists.

[dimplecki]

Some israeli wank below.

Bro I am so tired of this website unbelievable antisemitism.

In what universe does wishing zionists/jews death is advocating for human rights?

In what world does denying the oct7 massacre is activism?

Yes israel government is a terrible right wing fascist government.

Yes hamas are murderous terrorists that benefits from their own civillians suffering&death.

Yes there are innocents in both sides.

WHY ON EARTH WOULD YOU WISH DEATH TO A CIVILLIAN. and if that makes you feel better about yourself WHY do you call yourself a leftist. You're as bad as Hamas&Netanyahu

I literally have become so fucking cynical at this point. Social media is literally a curse because everyone thinks their misinformed opinion is important. Fuck off. I'm so proud to be Israeli (not because of my horrible goverment) because it seems the educational system on America is failing really fucking bad. I feel a lot more fucking connection to my "enemies" (Palastinians, Egyptians, Turks etc) and not to your fucking snowflake fake leftist mentality.

If you're an American below 25yo just don't express an opinion about the middle east conflict ok honey. You're likely to act on emotion instead of facts&believe every unverified twitter screenshotsl you see&didn't know what gaza even was before oct7&just following trends

[lesbeet]

i have a question about the list about zionism and antisemitism, the one that's dont "tell Jewish Israelis to "go back where they came from". i understand that there are jewish settlers that will have difficulty moving somewhere else, but doesn't this still perpetuate that colonizers have more of a right to the land than the people who they killed to take it? like the assumption is if we don't tell colonizers they should leave, then they have can stay and continue to occupy the land and resources that were stolen from palestinians

i feel like a palestinian person (or someone else who has been victim to colonization) can answer this better than i can, but i personally have never seen actual palestinians calling for all jewish israelis to remove themselves from the land completely. i don't think the only options are "jewish israelis stay and continue to oppress palestine" or "all jewish israelis vanish from the land without a trace" and imo suggesting so only perpetuates the idea that all palestinians/muslims hate all israelis/jews and have no interest or willingness to cohabitate in a scenario where all people are treated as equals (i'm not the person to ask regarding HOW to make this happen tho)

also like......i know this isn't the problem or responsibility of palestinians who lost their land to colonizers, but where should the jewish israelis go "back to"? setting aside the argument of jewish indigeneity altogether, as that post mentioned, many jews who initially relocated to israel (like post-shoah, not present-day) did so because they were being persecuted in the countries they were coming from. many of those countries are still not particularly safe for jews, and would DEFINITELY not become so in the event of a mass migration. i feel like you're picturing a country full of european and american olim who made aliyah in the last several decades bc of israeli propaganda/intentional annexing of land, but that's not the majority by any means.

again, that's not to say "oh well, they're already there so it would be pretty shitty to make em leave, palestine will just have to deal" but like. it's not realistic and it's also not what anyone is asking for. palestinians just want equal rights and to have stewardship over their ancestral homeland. and yknow, not to be physically and emotionally and socially eviscerated for the crime of existing in a politically frought (and politically advantageous) region. probably some reparations, and rightfully so. nobody is going to forcibly expel the israelis - if anything, some will leave on their own bc they're too racist to give up their privilege and continue to live there as equals, and the rest will be people living in a multiethnic, multifaith country

[windrunner]

just got news that there's ALREADY a prospective buyer 4 my grandparents house which is SO fucking quick???? like gotdam i knew the housing market was tight but it was only up for a DAY (almost 24 hrs exactly)

happy news but it also makes me want to cry a little. feels like a huge weight is currently being lifted off my chest, i think the second the sale is finalized it'll be Gone. it's been over a year since all of this started and i'm ready for it to be in the past.

[thingsmethinks]

Talking to [leftist/socialist/progressive/whatever] white people as a brown girl is always an experience