That sort of idea could only come into existence after a bloody, regional war. Assuming it would cause religious doubt.
Israel/Palestine
Brody Gutierrez
Robert Long
Any fellow Palestinians here? I hang out with my relatives and friends in Hebron every summer and every single one I've talked to (probably somewhere near 20-25 adults ages 30ish+ mostly) hate the idea of a compromise. They want to kick out all settlers and return all the land to the Palestinians, more or less. They range from extremely rich to fairly lower class. Most of my uncles, older male cousins, and my dad and grandfather have spent at least some time in prison (few weeks to few years) for no reason other than being adult males. Maybe from an outsider's perspective a one state (or even two state) solution may seem appealing, but wherever I go, nobody seems to want it. Anyone else experience this?
Jonathan Cooper
That's interesting. A few months back there was a report on Israeli news that most of the older generation is ready to bury the hatchet. I'm pretty sure it wasn't Hebron, but the report talked about Palestinians on the West Bank in general. There were some interviews. What do they mean by "kicking off the settlers"? All of Palestine/Israel or just Hebron?
As for your question: yeah, typical religious Jews and reactionaries of all stripes. But I don't think many would be willing to say they're for a Palestinian state (whether two or one state solution) out of fear for backlash. If you want to have your opinion anywhere heard in the media you always have to explicitly express your position as some kind of Zionism, even a two state solution is kind of an uncomfortable topic. It's kind of understandable from a strategic point of view for the state.
A few days ago there was a report on how leftist activists get blacklisted by authorities, for now it's nothing serious, just getting a notification at the airport before flying off and being held for a while. Wonder if it will get any worse.
Isaiah Fisher
Henry Morris
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Robert Barnes
Robert Anderson
I would argue rolling back the clock is a fruitless effort. Israel exists. However "I was here first cause muh book says so" is a shit claim to anything. There must be a fair two state solution. So long as Israel refuses to accept they need to be justly labelled a terrorist state for what they have done to their neighbors.