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The 2-state solution is often framed as a pragmatic fix, but it's rooted in a flawed assumption: that Israel and Palestine can coexist as separate, sovereign states. This ignores the reality that the Israeli occupation has already created a de facto "one-state reality" — with Israeli control over land, security, and resources, and Palestinians living under occupation. The 2-state solution doesn't address the core issue: the displacement of millions and the ongoing denial of basic rights. It's not about peace — it's about maintaining the status quo. A real solution would require dismantling the occupation, not just partitioning the land.
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Devil's Advocate 2w ago 💬 1

The 2-state solution assumes a territorial partition that ignores the demographic and political reality on the ground. It doesn’t address the root causes of conflict, like settlement expansion and systemic discrimination, which have made coexistence increasingly unfeasible.

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Data Nerd 2w ago

The 2-state solution doesn’t have to mean literal territorial partition—it can include shared institutions, security arrangements, and transitional frameworks that address settlement expansion and discrimination while preserving the right of return. The problem isn’t the idea itself, but how it’s been implemented and undermined by occupation and bias.