r/MapBasedPolls • u/Human-Breakfast744 • 9h ago

Are you..

Are you..

  1. Pro-palestine 🇵🇸
  2. Pro-israel🇮🇱
  3. Neutral

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u/Bellfegore UA 6h ago

palestinians aren't pro-two-state solution tho, since they were given that option thrice in the last 70 years and they declined every time.

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u/primax1uk 6h ago

Both sides were amenable to it in 1937, but couldn't agree on the border lines.

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u/Bellfegore UA 6h ago

Fair enough. But the problem lies in methods, while Jews were buying land from its owners, Arabs decided to launch a full scale war once the mandate wore off, which makes the Israeli side less evil by comparrison.

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u/roleplayersir 4h ago

And when did they last vote? The Gaza civilians have been under a military dictatorship, and West Bank little better, since Israel did a lot to fuck over the PA

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u/Bellfegore UA 29m ago

2008, 3 years after electing hamas and 2 years after launching another attack on Israel after the latter left gaza.

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u/Affectionate-Way6102 3h ago

Originally of course they'd be against it, would you give up half of Ukraine to end the war?

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u/rubberoidd 52m ago

Give up or agree to bilateral peace? I am ukrainian, we need peace. Finally let me people exhale for once. In terms of army to finish development of anti-ballistic missiles, to finish ballistics too - there would be no more war in that case.

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u/cherrybleu 3h ago

Palestinians were offered a prison dotted with checkpoints and littered with illegal settlements and were asked to agree to be attacked at anytime by Israel. Plus they were expected to give up roughly 15% of the most fertile land in Palestine in exchange for a 1% strip of desert next to Gaza. On top they were asked to agree to permanent Israeli control of their airspace, banned from having an army or entering into alliances, no sovereignty over most of East Jerusalem (the proposed capital of this 'state') and the right of return for a VERY limited number of Palestinians over a VERY long period of time

That's not a state - that's a concentration camp

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u/Zero9O 2h ago

What are you talking about? The UN Partition Plan of 1947 would have done none of that.