Anonymous _orangutan 1d

but like Algeria and the French, many of the settlers will vanish alongside their privileges. a similar thing can be observed with all of these white south African “refugees” who are immigrating to other settler colonies

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Anonymous #4 1d

And the Palestinian government can write their own bill of rights

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Anonymous #3 1d

Can I have a more detailed description of what the reversal of the Nakba looks like? Like in my goofy thought experiment, you are president tomorrow, or you have some influence. What do you do?

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Anonymous #4 1d

Long term, that goal makes sense, I guess I’m curious as to what the transition looks like? Israel would never willingly give up Jerusalem or 70% of their land, so what will happen or should happen? What do you anticipate a unified, 2 state solution Palestinian government looks like?

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Anonymous enemyofmyenemy 1d

Israelis who stole land from Palestinians will be kicked off their “property” and will be given to Palestinians and Tel Aviv will be renamed Jaffa

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Anonymous #3 1d

So only Israelis who are proven to have stolen land from Palestinians would be removed? Forcibly or violently removed, I assume? Where would/should the Israelis removed from stolen property go, if they survive? Why would Tel Aviv be renamed? They developed separately and became a unified municipality

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Anonymous enemyofmyenemy 1d

Because it’s justice for Palestine the colonial settlers in Israel are occupying Palestinian land

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Anonymous #3 1d

I get all that I’m asking, based on your comment, so only Israelis who stole land from Palestinians would be forcibly removed? If an Israeli owned land that wasn’t stolen from Palestinians, they wouldn’t be removed? For Israelis who are forcibly removed, what do you think should happen to them or where should they go? I also don’t understand the renaming of TelAviv would be so crucial? Don’t a lot of places in Israel have naming disputes?

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Anonymous #3 10h

Jaffa literally still exists

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Anonymous enemyofmyenemy 10h

Ah I see yeah fair question, you said president not magic genie. If I were president I’d do extremely harsh sanctions on Israel first and if they didn’t respond to that I’d move to military action to force them out of the land they’re occupying. Most of their military power comes from us anyway. And I didn’t really catch the second question

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Anonymous #4 10h

Oh I see it was just cut off. I’d hope for a unified group of transitional leaders comprising Hamas and pla leaders as well as more local leaders. Which could hopefully give way to new elections and a transition from Hamas militants to a Palestinian army

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Anonymous #4 8h

I appreciate the follow up I don’t know if I always agree that Israel would be defenseless if we didn’t provide them with military aid, but if they ever had to fight a 1st tier power like US, Russia, etc then 100% I think they lose and I bet they go nuclear fairly quick

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