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It sounds you are basically advocating for the Decisive Plan as put forth by the current Minister of Finance. Am I reading you correctly, here? Do you have a
by racional 2y ago
It sounds you are basically advocating for the Decisive Plan as put forth by the current Minister of Finance.
Am I reading you correctly, here?
Do you have a sense as to what portion of the non-Arab population in Israel would support such a project? A rough percentage estimate would be greatly appreciated.
- dakom 2y agoInteresting.. believe it or not, I don't pay much attention to politics as I often feel like they miss the forest for the trees and exchange integrity for votes. But at a glance- it seems like I am in fact proposing something like his Decisive Plan. I suppose the main difference is I am dreaming that it comes about through peace and with world support- especially Arab support. I don't want it to be forced through violence. Unfortunately, it may be inevitable... I can't even get people on hacker news to retract their erroneous accusations of genocide. What hope is there for a peaceful "180 degree" turn? I keep wanting to believe the world is not full of anti-semites, it's just an issue of misunderstanding, and I keep finding I am wrong... in that context, something like the decisive plan may need to be forced through war eventually. God I hope it doesn't come to that. Re: stats, I don't have that info.. if I had to guess, I would say that a plan like this is hugely unpopular in Israel- but I would also guess that it's like that because it implies a lot of suffering in today's climate, and it would be much more accepted if the Palestinians wanted it too.
- racional 2y agoWell, thanks for clarifying at least. If things do come to that -- it definitely won't be an inevitability, but a conscious choice on the part of those responsible.