• @tomatopathe
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      Honestly? Yeah I don’t see any way around this than to simply predicate all aid to the region on conditions.

      1. Israel on the demand that not one more brick be laid anywhere outside Israel’s borders and a plan with enforcement mechanisms to dismantle the settlements that are there in order to guarantee the possibility of a sustainable Palestinian state with an economy under their own control (I.e that trade, commerce, construction, monetary policy be Palestinian and not imposed by Israel). That reparations be paid to families of the victims of this bombing campaign and settler violence over the years, that those who perpetrated violence be brought to justice.

      2. Palestine on the condition that they renounce the right of return, that they apprehend and surrender all militants to an international tribunal, that they recognize Israel, that they pay reparations to the families of Israelis that have been killed over the years.

      3. Egypt and Jordan on the demand that they participate in the enforcement of the above.

      4. for all parties, that Jerusalem be declared either an international city, or joint capital (split East-West).

      5. that Iran be completely isolated from the region. This is a tough one, they have their fingers deep within Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Lebanon.

      It’s unclear how anything else can work.

      If this requires a permanent UN military mission with the right to shoot to kill any threat all along the border of both Palestine and Israel, I’m fine with it. If it means Israel bitches and moans about how unfair it is, who cares. It’s about time they respected and enforced the law. If it means Palestinians need to fight to dismantle their own militant orgs and fight for peace, at least they will have a light at the end of that tunnel instead of the despair of the past 70 years (and earlier too, tbh).

      • FuglyDuck
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        218 months ago

        Palestine on the condition that they renounce the right of return…

        One wonders why it should be Palestine that gives up this right. Remember, it was Israeli paramilitaries that took over the Palestine Mandate despite (admittedly fucked up) plans by the UN for after British colonial rule left.

        Like, your argument is basically fate-acompli. It’s a horribly complicated thing, but unilaterally evicting one party from a homeland isn’t going to lead to peace.

        • @tomatopathe
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          -48 months ago

          Israelis will never accept to become a minority. It’s as simple as that.

          • FuglyDuck
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            198 months ago

            So palistinians should give up on access to their (equally ancient) homeland?

            • @[email protected]
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              -48 months ago

              It’s wrong. But a lot of past wrong wars set current borders and taken land. At some point you just need to accept it. Just in the ‘800 Europe was completely different and yet no one cares now (mostly)

              • @[email protected]
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                78 months ago

                The difference between 800s Europe and 1947 Palestine is about 1100 years and the fact that 1947 is still in living memory.

                • @[email protected]
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                  -58 months ago

                  Sorry I meant 1800/1900. It’s living memory yes but people will keep dying otherwise. Don’t get me wrong I hate it. As much as I hate Russia for trying to do something similar in Ukraine

                  • @[email protected]
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                    38 months ago

                    People will keep dying and it will keep being israel’s fault. This is the reality do not twist it.

          • @[email protected]
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            178 months ago

            “Afrikaners will never accept losing the majority to blacks” - South African apologists in the 1980s.

            If your nation depends on apartheid, it must be rebuilt on a foundation of justice.

      • Quokka
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        8 months ago

        Yeah, nah.

        That option lets Israel get away with everything and punishes everyone else in the region.

        • @[email protected]
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          38 months ago

          Yeah I’m much more in the aid is reduced pending peaceful single state solution with Palestinians and Israelis having equal legal standing and protections

          Is it going to be happy? Fuck no. Setting aside grudges and ending feuds is awful and nobody likes it. But hospitals stop being bombed in response which sure is nice.

          • @[email protected]
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            78 months ago

            They can set up grievance courts to deal with the hatred and resentment like Rwanda did.

      • @[email protected]
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        98 months ago

        You know this is a good plan because all the orthodox hardliners on both the Israeli and Palestinian side would hate it.

    • Annoyed_🦀 🏅
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      68 months ago

      And i thought my plan of putting both in a room with only water and only release them when there’s a peace treaty is brilliant.

      Visiting titanic will be nice.