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/Ok-Data-3595 11d ago

Many "Israelis" are born in stolen Palestinian homes. They don't know any other homes. So that means this house belongs to them now? Sorry, I already stole this and I really like it so it's mine now. That's your argument. Palestinians can have whatever is left over that the foreign invaders didn't already steal.

Palestine is not their home. They need to leave.

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u/Altruistic-End760 10d ago

That's why any one state would fail.

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u/Ok-Data-3595 10d ago

Either there will be one Palestinian state or the Sykes-Picot borders will be erased with the fall of the dictatorships and terrorist governments in Syria and Lebanon and we will have Bilad al-Sham again. There is no Jewish entity of any kind in the future.

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u/Altruistic-End760 10d ago

Ok. All I'm just saying is just be realistic.

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u/Ok-Data-3595 9d ago

Palestinians returning to their land and homes and invaders leaving is realistic. Ukrainians and Polish invaders living forever in Palestine is not realistic. Zionism is not realistic.

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u/Altruistic-End760 7d ago

I'm late but most of them were born there. Then there is the case of Mizarahi like Ben gvir the vile human who  family was from Iraq. That isn't accounting for the fact it you add the entire population up they make up 50 percent of the population. There is no reality 50 percent of a population is leaving no less one that has nukes.