One united state: Frequent Questions and Objections
One Democratic Secular State for all its citizens in Israel and Palestine
FAQs
- What happens about the Settlements?
- Shouldn’t it be for the Palestinians to decide?
- Q: Why can’t Jews have a state like everyone else?
- Q: One State, two states, twenty?
- Q: Surely one society couldn’t work with such an economic imbalance?
- Q: Isn’t it easier to return to the 1967 Borders?
- Q: How is unity possible when they don’t recognise Israel’s right to exist?
- Q: Is Israel easy to recognise anyway?
- Q: Why is Israel singled out?
Q: What happens about the Settlements?
For the territorial, two state solution, settlements are THE obstacle: Read more…
Q: Shouldn’t this be for the Palestinians to decide? Read more…
Q: Why can’t the Jews have a state like everyone else? Read more…
Q: “I don’t care if there’s one state, two states or twenty states. All I want is human rights and an end to the occupation.” Read more…
Q: There would be a bad economic imbalance between the Israelis and the Palestinians. Surely it wouldn’t work? Read more…
Q: Isn’t it easier to return to the 1967 Borders? Read more…
Q: How is unity possible when they don’t recognise Israel’s right to exist? Read more…
Q: Israel: who and what are we supposed to recognise? Read more…
Q: Why is Israel singled out for punishment? What about China’s repression of Tibet, or Russia in Chechnya, Darfur, or other abuses? Surely this singling out of Israel is because of hatred of Jews? Read more…