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999Vulcan
Mar 2, 2020, 4:13:13 PM3/2/20
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Let’s Stop Lying About the Two-State ‘Solution’
It was never a solution, it was a wish. Time to stop pretending it’s even that.
https://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-arts-and-culture/299324/two-state-solution
Jabotinsky believed that Arab extremists were expressing a real, and understandable, response to Zionist colonization and the only way they would be broken was by successive political and military failures. If the Jews were going to succeed, they would have to create the conditions for Arab moderation.
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Why was Jabotinsky mistaken? He missed two crucial points: Israel’s psychological inability to overcome the trauma of a genocide he could never quite have imagined, and the United States’ unwillingness to force the Israelis to moderate their position.
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At least leaders in the settler movement were consistent: They never believed in the two-state paradigm, but they came to believe that it served their goals for liberal Jews to continue espousing it. Promoting an obsolete paradigm gave them cover to continue making sure the one-state reality became unavoidable.
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Shaul Magid, a Tablet contributing editor, is the Distinguished Fellow of Jewish Studies at Dartmouth College and Kogod Senior Research Fellow at The Shalom Hartman Institute of North America.
It was never a solution, it was a wish. Time to stop pretending it’s even that.
https://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-arts-and-culture/299324/two-state-solution
Jabotinsky believed that Arab extremists were expressing a real, and understandable, response to Zionist colonization and the only way they would be broken was by successive political and military failures. If the Jews were going to succeed, they would have to create the conditions for Arab moderation.
...
Why was Jabotinsky mistaken? He missed two crucial points: Israel’s psychological inability to overcome the trauma of a genocide he could never quite have imagined, and the United States’ unwillingness to force the Israelis to moderate their position.
...
At least leaders in the settler movement were consistent: They never believed in the two-state paradigm, but they came to believe that it served their goals for liberal Jews to continue espousing it. Promoting an obsolete paradigm gave them cover to continue making sure the one-state reality became unavoidable.
[]
Shaul Magid, a Tablet contributing editor, is the Distinguished Fellow of Jewish Studies at Dartmouth College and Kogod Senior Research Fellow at The Shalom Hartman Institute of North America.
CF
Mar 2, 2020, 5:20:03 PM3/2/20
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999Vulcan пишет:
Прислал письмо с просьбой поддержать его кандидатуру. У него в письме целая
программа, как он будет решать палестинские вопросы. У меня один вопрос -
почему евреи из Бостона или Кентакки должны эти вопросы решать? Почему
это не является внутренним делом израильтян и палестинцев, там живущих?
Может, кому из них не нравится наш 50 state solution, но они же не предлагают
нам что-то другое?
CF
999Vulcan
Mar 2, 2020, 5:51:07 PM3/2/20
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CF
Mar 2, 2020, 9:30:02 PM3/2/20
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999Vulcan пишет:
И не только пожертвованиями, а своим туристическим долларом. Что поболее будет.
CF
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Георгий Малышев
Mar 3, 2020, 6:43:44 AM3/3/20
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