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Palestinian students of various political affiliations stand together in a protest against Israeli arrests, An-Najah National University, Nablus, October 31, 2013. (Photo: Activestills.org)

A bold proposal to end the Palestinian-Palestinian impasse

‘It is becoming harder and harder to proclaim one’s affinity for Palestine without an immediate and echoing retort accusing you of either being too quixotic or too compromising.’ By Talal Alyan There is something so dreadfully boring about writing a piece about reconciliation. I felt compelled to do so last summer about the broad “Left”…

By +972 Magazine November 13, 2013

"Each group is unable to converse with the other because a key presumption within both is that the other group is simply blind or not in touch with reality." (Illustrative photo by Ryan Rodrick Beiler/Activestills.org)

Why we can’t stop having the one- or two-state debate

The absence of an honest one- vs. two-state debate prevents progress in the reconciliation between Jews and Palestinians in Israel/Palestine. By Dubi Kanengisser In a recent piece, Noam Sheizaf berated the entire gamut of participants in the debate surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for wasting time by arguing about whether the two-state solution is dead or only…

By +972 Magazine September 22, 2013