Examples of using One-state solution in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A One-State Solution.
Advocating a one-state solution.
It inevitably leads to a nightmare known as“the one-state solution.”.
The one-state solution is not new.
She is for the one-state solution.
Anyone who rejects the two-state solution, won't bring a one-state solution.
We will have a one-state solution.
The one-state solution is very complicated and has a much smaller likelihood of success than other solutions. .
I don't want a one-state solution.
Because a One-State Solution presents an existential threat to Israel as a Jewish state, Israel cannot ignore the One-State debate.
Israeli Jews and the one-state solution.
The result of the one-state solution will be a recipe for continued friction.
We are not fighting for a one-state solution.
The Palestinian dream of a one-state solution, with no place for the Jews, has found a home in Brasilia.
This is an endorsement for a one-state solution.
If Jews did not accept a one-state solution, he said they could move to Hawaii, Alaska or an island in the Pacific.
We should now move to a one-state solution.
If Jews did not accept a one-state solution, he said they could move to Hawaii, Alaska or an island in the Pacific.
This prompts lamentations from Israeli liberals and leftists who declare that the one-state solution is the end of Israel as a Jewish state.
These lamenters warn that the one-state solution is a recipe for bloodshed and Balkan-style civil war, and that the only choice for resolving the conflict is two states.
The dismantling of the PA will strengthen the aspiration for a one-state solution, and that is something no Israeli government wants.”.
What would a one-state solution look like?
I beleive in one-state solution.
He further acknowledges that in a one-state solution“we couldn't rule out some disastrous situation” for Jews.
My consciousness has changed and it has taken me to the one-state solution, which means the acceptance- not the removal- of the Other.
He completely rejected the so-called“one-state solution”, to which some extreme left-wingers subscribe now out of sheer despair.
Only few support a return to the 1967 borders or a one-state solution in which equal rights are given to Israelis and Palestinians.