I think thats a bit extreme - revert back to 1948 borders then engage in negotiations as to what a 2 state solution looks like. Those negotiations must exclude Hamas, Hezbollah and any Zionists and see where it goes.
p.s. pie in the sky I know but that would be a serious approach
You may be right. But any solution is going to seem extreme to somebody now.
Difficulties abound primarily the number of Israelis living in the West Bank. There is also the issue of Palestinian refugees living in Lebanon and Jordan. Can they return?
I imagine the population of all peoples has grown exponentially since 48.
It would certainly be easier to have a one state solution in that people could stay where they are now. Tear down all the separation walls.
However there is the issue of whether the two groups can live together in one state given what has happened. Especially for the Palestinians.
You say get rid of Zionists. I assume you mean the current leaders. The problem is most of the population are on board with the Zionist project.
And I assume Israel has the right to an army in which case so does the new Palestinian state.
I differ with most in that I don't see Hezbollah and Hamas as the purely terrorist organisations they are painted as.
So even if Hamas is disbanded another group will need to replace it.
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Because the international community has been so weak with Israel despite all the UN laws they've broken it's very difficult to see a workable Palestinian state arising from the rubble in Gaza and the fragmented West Bank.
The most immediate concern however is the safety of the Palestian population.
How can Israel be stopped?
