Examples of using Binational in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The United States- Israel Binational Science Foundation.
A binational Swiss/French airport on French soil.
The German- South African Binational Commission.
The Israel- U S Binational Industrial Research and Development( BIRD) Foundation.
I was born Jewish and Israeli in Haifa, a totally binational city.
A binational state contradicts the vision of Herzl; it endangers the Jewish and democratic state of Israel.”.
They tell us in a somewhat demagogic way, do you want a binational state?
In our opinion, this truly is a binational project that strengthens ties between India and Israel, and affords access to the Indian market.
This contention isliable to engender the establishment of a Palestinian state or a binational state.”.
Maybe in the end we have to create a new, binational Israel, just as a new, multiracial South Africa was created.
In other words, if we don't separate ourselves from them, either unilaterally or in an agreement,Israel will become a binational state with an Arab majority.
In 2000 a South African- Swedish Binational Commission was established by President Thabo Mbeki and Prime Minister Göran Persson.
If we don't wake up now we will find ourselves faced with a binational state called'Israestine.'.
Creating working ties with the Angola Israel Chamber of Commerce for coordinating and sharing information,building a joint strategy for good binational relationships.
At his weekly Cabinet meeting Sunday,Benjamin Netanyahu said,“Israel will not be a binational state, but in order to have peace, the other side needs to decide that it wants peace as well.”.
And on the other hand neither are we prepared to commit ourselves in advance to opposing inevery case the establishment of separate national states and insisting on binational or multinational states.
Speaking at the beginning of the weekly cabinet meeting,Netanyahu said that“Israel will not be a binational state, but in order for there to be peace, the other side needs to decide if they want peace.
Appropriate multiculturalist alternatives, according to Shenhav, may include, for instance, a cultural/national autonomy to the Israeli Arabs,or the establishment of a binational state in Israel or the West Bank.
What could have broken the deadlock- which leads us in the longterm to the destruction of Israel as a Jewish state(a binational state) or to the destruction of Israel's democracy- is a political and cultural vision, acts of humanitarian generosity that would transform us from a giant stick to a mixture of sticks and carrots.
It would be gratifying if Israelis and Palestinians could learn overnight to live together as equal citizens in some United States of the Holy Land between the Mediterranean andthe Jordan River, a binational and democratic secular state that resolves their differences.
Furthermore, religious and ethnic lines clearly cross in Palestine so as tomake the term‘binational' and the Arab-Jewish dichotomy meaningless, or at best quite dubious.
Maybe the time has come for Israel's prime minister, who has been in office for the past eight years, to tell the Israeli public the truth: that we helped to destroy the two-state solution with our own hands andare now heading toward a violent explosion with the Palestinians at best, or one binational state at worst.
An agreement will prevent the international isolation of Israel, will increase the personal safety of every citizen, will create an economic‘boom' that will boost the GDP and dramatically improve the quality of life in Israel, and above all-will remove the threat of a binational state whose establishment will only mean the end of Israel as a Jewish state and the eradication of Zionism.”.
Thirdly, the desired and required form of autonomy should be consistent with any conception for a fair resolution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, whether it results in two independent neighboring states living in peace,or a single democratic, binational or federated state, or whatever else may be.
But with the total collapse of the Obama Administration's peace efforts, and relentless Israeli colonization of the occupied West Bank, the reality is dawning rapidly that the two-state solution is no more than a slogan that has no chance of being implemented oraltering the reality of a de facto binational state in Palestine/Israel.