Israel-Hamas War 2023

[Zoupa]

Obviously they can. They've been doing it since 1967.

[Tamas]

Here is a Palestinian opinion pieces agreeing with my impression that most Palestinians want a one-state solution, not a two-state one.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/aug/11/palestinians-justice-occupied-territories

[grumbler]

Here is a Palestinian opinion pieces agreeing with my impression that most Palestinians want a one-state solution, not a two-state one.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/aug/11/palestinians-justice-occupied-territories

Well, congrats on finding someone who agrees with you.

[viper37]

Here is a Palestinian opinion pieces agreeing with my impression that most Palestinians want a one-state solution, not a two-state one.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/aug/11/palestinians-justice-occupied-territories

I'm not convinced that Irish Republicans in 1917 were ready to accept Ireland's partition.
Maybe even, a solid group of Irish were supportive of a one state solution.

How many Irish today are willing to spill blood to reunite Ireland?

[grumbler]

From the May PCPR poll poll:

We asked about the public support for three possible solutions to the conflict:
the two-state solution based on the 1967 borders,
the solution of a confederation between the two states of Palestine and Israel, and
a one-state solution in which the Jews and Palestinians live with equality,

47% (46% in the West Bank and 48% in the Gaza Strip) prefer the two-state solution based on the 1967 borders,

while 15% (9% in the West Bank and 24% in the Gaza Strip) prefer a confederation between two states.

14% (12% in the West Bank and 18% in the Gaza Strip) prefer the establishment of a single state with equality between the two sides.

24% said they did not know or did not want to answer.

(formatted for clarity)

Support for a one-state solution is low. A plurality overall and a majority of those who responded with a choice (i.e. not "don't know") prefer a two-state solution.

[crazy canuck]

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached "unimaginable levels," Britain, Canada, Australia and several of their European allies said on Tuesday, calling on Israel to allow unrestricted aid into the war-torn Palestinian enclave.

"Famine is unfolding before our eyes. Urgent action is needed now to halt and reverse starvation," the foreign ministers of 24 countries said in a joint statement.

"We call on the government of Israel to provide authorization for all international NGO (non-governmental organizations) aid shipments and to unblock essential humanitarian actors from operating," the statement said.

[Valmy]

I don't think anybody is going to do shit for Palestine, but if somebody does it probably won't because the current Israeli government helped them do it.