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Jews, Muslims and Christians have lived in that region relatively peacefully for a long time. The end of Israel as an exclusionary apartheid state does not hav
by gr48thecat 3y ago
Jews, Muslims and Christians have lived in that region relatively peacefully for a long time.
The end of Israel as an exclusionary apartheid state does not have to mean the end of Jews living there, in a pluralist state guaranteeing equal access to Christians, Jews and Muslims to their holy sites and shared ancestral homeland.
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- wolverine876 3y ago> a pluralist state guaranteeing equal access to Christians, Jews and Muslims to their holy sites and shared ancestral homeland. How do you see implementing that politically? What constituency is there?