Two-State and One-State Solutions

The video discusses the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, highlighting the recent ceasefire and exploring various solutions to the conflict. It examines the Zero State, Three State, Two State, and One State solutions, analyzing their feasibility and challenges. The video concludes by inviting viewers to share their opinions on the best solution.

What recent development has occurred between Israel and Palestine?

• A new peace treaty was signed.

• A ceasefire has been declared.

• A new border wall was constructed.

• A joint government was formed.

What is the main issue with the Zero State solution from the Palestinian perspective?

• It requires Palestinians to move to Europe.

• It proposes a joint government with Israel.

• It denies the existence of Israel.

• It suggests Palestinians should leave for an Arab country.

Why is the Three-State solution considered problematic?

• It involves the creation of a new Palestinian state.

• It extinguishes Palestinian self-determination.

• It requires international military intervention.

• It requires the annexation of Israel by Egypt.

What is a major obstacle to the Two-State solution?

• Lack of international support.

• Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

• Palestinian refusal to negotiate.

• Jordan's annexation of the West Bank.

What change did HAMAS make in 2017 regarding the Two-State solution?

• They agreed to the Two-State solution.

• They formed a coalition with Israel.

• They proposed a new border agreement.

• They rejected the 1967 borders.

What is a potential benefit of the One-State solution?

• Creation of a new border wall.

• Reduced military budget.

• Formation of a joint religious council.

• Increased military spending.

What fear do some Israelis have about a One-State solution?

• The military would be disbanded.

• Palestinians would become the majority and push for an Islamic state.

• Israel would lose its international allies.

• The economy would collapse.

What is a suggested first step towards a One-State solution?

• Building a new border wall.

• Organizing cultural exchanges and peace initiatives.

• Forming a joint military force.

• Creating a new international treaty.

Which countries are mentioned as examples of binational states?

• Belgium and Canada

• Italy and Spain

• Germany and France

• Norway and Sweden

What is the main challenge in creating a binational country from Israel and Palestine?

• Geographical barriers.

• Economic instability.

• Extremists on both sides.

• Lack of international support.