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Originally Posted by Language
I generally respect your posts and viewpoint even though we’re on opposite ends, but I have to call this part out, and I hope you see where I’m coming from and re-think what you said.
I find it absolutely asinine that Jewish people are just supposed to look past anyone yelling “from the river to sea”, as some sort of call for Palestinian freedom, when the slogan in and of itself calls for the eradication of Israel and slaughter of Jewish people. Hamas themselves have blatantly said they want to kill all the Jews and have no interest in peace.
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From the poll I posted:
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The majority is still opposed to the two-state solution. But support for this solution has increased compared to the September 2021 findings and decreased compared to the October 2021 findings.
The two-state solution remains the one with the largest percentage of support compared to other solutions, including that of the one-state solution in which the two sides, Palestinians and Israeli Jews, enjoy equal rights; support for the one-state solution is higher than one quarter and less than one third.
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So we know three things. They want a "free" Palestinian state (which assumes no annexation by other states, or continued non-state status). The majority does not support a two-state solution. An even larger majority does not support a one-state solution where Palestinians and Israeli Jews enjoy equal rights.
What does that leave on the table and what solution is acceptable to the majority? Unless public opinion has drastically changed since then, but I doubt it.