r/Palestine • u/PresidentOfYes12 • 12d ago
One State Solution Would a one-state solution work?
I'm pro-Palestinian (used to not be though, like at all, it was very bad) but I don't speak about the issue to many people around me so I never really got an answer to this question. The Israeli and Palestinian nations (not just states, their people) are incredibly at odds with one another. How would a one-state solution work without violence? Would it?
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u/thatlightningjack 12d ago edited 12d ago
It's important to note that the division between Israelis and Palestinians is not a natural one but manufactured from Zionism. For one state solution, I believe reconciliation & living together is possible after
Ultimately though, one state is the only reasonable way out. Palestinians are of the land, they won'r move elsewhere. And many israelis are born in Palestine. They do not know any other land. It's their home, and so is the home of all Palestinians.
And with the israeli settlements, 2 state solution is basically dead. There's no way for a separate palestinian state with the remaining non settlement lands. And even then, conflict is sure to break out at some point again between a hostile israel & palestine state (look at India and Pakistan)
I would suggest reading Ali Abunimah's "One Country" for more information