There must be two separate, independent states, one Israeli and one Palestinian, each with its own government and full autonomy over its domestic and international affairs.
Supporting arguments · 4
- There are already logical borders in Israel PalestineThe June 4, 1967 border divisions with agreed land swaps clearly define Israeli and Palestinian territory.
- A two-state solution is the most popular outcomeA two-state solution is the most popular outcome for those living in the region.
- A two-state solution takes into account natural homelandsBoth Palestinian Arabs and Israeli Jews would be able to establish a natural homeland. This would respect the nationalist feelings in the region and create an opportunity for equal and shared existence in the Holy Land.
- Right of return in Israel PalestineA two-state solution would solve the issue of Palestinian refugees who wish to return to their homeland.