Israel/Palestine: Do you support a One State, Two State or Three+ State solution?

[frankhammer]

Will this be a Jewish state?

The Jewish state is already a multiethnic state

[Wadaad]

The Jewish state is already a multiethnic state

Multiethnic but majority Jewish...your scenario would make it multiethnic, but majority Arab

[frankhammer]

Multiethnic but majority Jewish...your scenario would make it multiethnic, but majority Arab

For stability's sake, the Jews stay in charge. Everybody around them are terrible at running countries for the people.

[Wadaad]

For stability's sake, the Jews stay in charge. Everybody around them are terrible at running countries for the people.

Had to churn butter and ask the right questions to get you admit this, thank...I reckon you were an Apartheid South Africa supporter too?

[frankhammer]

Had to churn butter and ask the right questions to get you admit this, thank...I reckon you were an Apartheid South Africa supporter too?

I didn't like how the Afrikaaners acted even towards the British Sth Africans but looking at it decades later, can we really say that things changed for the better? Sometimes change needs time.

[Wadaad]

Would like to hear some Palestinian (Randomguy, Gilgamesh) and overall MENA opinions

[JohnSmith]

I believe in two state solution but I think we should use the 1967 border

[Sikeliot]

One state with a government that does not give either group unlimited power over the other, like how Lebanon's government is divided by religious group so no one group has too much power.

Jews deserve a home in the Levant, which is where they originate as a people, but Israel cannot be both Jewish-centric at the expense of Palestinians, and Democratic. Ethnocentric states can never be fully democratic if they have a diverse population.

[Dr. Robotnik the Subbotnik]

One state - Israel.

[Óttar]

Both sides should just learn each other's language. The Palestinians could have had their state if they had a widespread non-violent resistance movement. There was a documentary about non-violent resistance in Palestine and the Palestinians were able to push encroaching Israeli borders back. The Palestinians have been repeatedly offered very generous deals in international conferences by Israel, but the Palestinian leadership is stubborn and has rejected them all. Ultimately, the Palestinian leaders do not want a Palestinian state, they want an Islamic caliphate. Just because Palestine's leadership is full of stubborn dickheads, doesn't give Israel the right to attack with ridiculously lopsided retaliatory force and inflict massive civilian casualties. A one state solution with Palestinians having full citizenship is probably the best solution. If Israel implemented a program targeting Palestinians to raise their standard of living, the Palestinians would probably be less likely to rebel.