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A one-state solution to the Israel Palestine Conflict
Israelis and Palestinians must be united under a single, binational state. Both Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs would enjoy the same legal and civil rights and live under a government in which both religions are represented.
Supporting arguments · 3
- No progress has been made on a two-state solutionNegotiations on a two-state solution have proven ineffective. It is time to change tact and explore one-state options.
- A one-state solution solves border issues in Israel PalestineA one-state solution is essential for avoiding drawing up unpopular and divisive borders.
- A one-state solution has agreeable to demands on both sidesThe Palestinians want to access and control the entirety of Israel, and Israel wants to be the sole policy determinant in the 'state'. Where both Palestinians and Israelis are voters and equal citizens, both autonomy and access are provided to all peoples.