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Israel/Palestine

Little Tich

(6,171 posts)

1. Wow, that's a strong legal case for the bi-national state - I didn't know you were a one-stater...

Reply to Mosby (Original post)

Thu Oct 6, 2016, 09:41 PM

Oct 2016

In the end, if Israel doesn't want to create a Palestinian state, the Palestinian territories are on their side of the sovereign border that's already been delineated, so they will have to be absorbed into Israel. 5 million Palestinians get Israeli citizenship, and all those refugees who want to return to their homeland can do so.

Game over, problem solved.

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Palestine, Uti Possidetis Juris, and the Borders of Israel [View all] Mosby Oct 2016 OP

Wow, that's a strong legal case for the bi-national state - I didn't know you were a one-stater... Little Tich Oct 2016 #1

Only as to outside claimants. aranthus Oct 2016 #2

The Settlements vs. the Peace Process Israeli Oct 2016 #3

Of course they are forcible transfers. aranthus Oct 2016 #4

No, they're not. In WW2 forcible transfer meant Jews on trains to death camps. shira Oct 2016 #5