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find articles, which we consider relevant to our cause and
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The
Promised Land Revisited:
Two Failed Entities in Need of a New Paradigm
Professor
Mahmoud Nimir Musa
Published
by Alquds Alarabi daily newspaper, February 13, 2007, London
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APARTHEID ISRAEL: A Critical Reading of the Draft
Permanent Agreement, known as the "Geneva Accords" (Provisional
Title), by Uri Davis
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Paper submitted before the Institute of African and Arab Studies
of the Russian Academy of Science, December 2003
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The Solution of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict:
One or Two States?
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by Sami Aldeeb
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A Glimmer of Hope, A State of All Its Citizens,
by Yakov M. Rabkin
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Yakov M. Rabkin is a Professor of History at the University of Montreal.
His publications include two books: Science between the Superpowers
and Interaction between Scientific and Jewish Cultures.
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Palestine/Israel: One state for all its citizens,
by Ali Abunimah
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The Electronic Intifada, 16 October 2003
http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article2072.shtml
"Peace in Palestine through territorial partition is a doomed
fantasy and the time has come to discard it. While it may once have
worked on paper, in practice the Israeli state has succeeded, through
the relentless colonization of the Occupied Territories and lately
its grotesque separation barrier, in its long-standing goal of rendering
any workable partition impossible. (...)"
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Which kind of binational state?, by Meron Benvenisti
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Haaretz, 20 November 2003
"In the rush of refreshing statements heard lately, the warnings
have come from the length of the political spectrum - from Ami Ayalon
to Ehud Olmert and the Geneva accord initiators and Jewish intellectuals
in America - Israel faces "a threat that could spell the end
of the Jewish state," meaning the danger of the binational
state. Within a few years, there will be a Palestinian majority
between the Jordan and the Mediterranean and according to Olmert
"more and more Palestinians are no longer interested in a solution
of two states for two peoples." The result is "a disaster
- one state for two people." (...)."
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The Only Alternative, by Edward Said
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Source : http://www.mediamonitors.net/edward9.html
Professor Edward Said was the most important proponent of the one-state-solution.
He died September 25, 2003. Here is his article in favor of this
solution.
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Israel: The Alternative, by Tony Judt
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Source: http://www.nybooks.com/articles/16671
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A binational Israel-Palestine, by Helena Cobban
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source : http://www.csmonitor.com/2003/1009/p09s02-coop.html
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A one-state solution. A unitary Arab-Jewish homeland
could bring lasting peace to the Middle East
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Ahmad Samih Khalidi
Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,1051542,00.html
Monday September 29, 2003
The Guardian
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One State Preparing for a Post Road-Map Struggle
Against Apartheid, by Jeff Halper
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Source: http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=22&ItemID=4203
Paper given at the United Nations International Conference on Civil
Society in Support of the Palestinian People New York, September
5, 2003
Jeff Halper is the Coordinator of the Israeli Committee Against
House Demolitions and the author of An Israeli in Palestine (Pluto
Press: forthcoming)
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A One Democratic State might be THE Solution, by
Rifat Odeh Kassis
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This paper was delivered at the International Seminar on the Palestinian
Struggle and Globalization, 29 - 31 August 2003, Bethlehem.
Author:
Rifat Odeh Kassis
Executive Director, East Jerusalem YMCA, Palestine
President, Defense for Children International, Palestine section
(DCI-Palestine)
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Israel Palestine: toward separation or integration?
by Aref Nammari
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Special to the Daily Times-Call (published May 25, 2003)
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Israël-Palestine : un Etat pour tous
by Yéhouda
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La revue Courant Alternatif, organe de l'Organisation communiste
libertaire (OCL), oclibertaire@hotmail.com a publié, dans
son numéro de février 2002, les positions de Yéhouda
qui défend la perspective d'«une seule terre, un seul
Etat» comme la seule qui permette de sortir de l'impasse.
Yéhouda est un Israélien de tendance anarchiste, anti-sioniste
et qui a fait de la prison en Israël en tant qu'objecteur de
conscience. Courant Alternatif précise en le publiant qu'il
n'existe pas de mouvements libertaires structurés en Israël
et en Palestine.
Nous remercions les rédactions de Courant Alternatif et de
Carré Rouge de nous avoir permis de publier les positions
de Yéhouda.
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Tearing Down The Walls
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This article was written by Samah Jabr.
It discusses the two states solution.
This article is available in English and French.
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Is the "Two State Solution" still a viable
and desirable solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict?
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Slowly Israelis are moving towards the one-state-solution. We produce
here a text written by Ari Shavit, Haim Hanegbi and Meron Benvenisti,
three prominent Israelis, with the commentary of the Israeli peace
activist Yehudith Harel. These are the most eloquent proof ever
expressed by Israelis that our Association is on the only possible
road for peace in the Middle-East.
This text is available in English and French.
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