• @TankovayaDiviziya
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    10 hours ago

    The 2017 Hamas charter is openly available on the Internet, and it says it still doesn’t recognise Israel as a state and strive for “complete liberation of Palestine, from the river to the sea.” This is not really a two-state solution. Two states recognise each other’s right to exist if this is indeed a two state solution.

    • @[email protected]
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      514 hours ago

      Of course Hamas is not stupid like the PA. They will not recognize Israel unless Israel agrees to a two state solution.

      Your arguments are the most generic Hasbara so I am not assuming you are speaking in good faith.

      • @TankovayaDiviziya
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        512 hours ago

        Hamas stated “from the river to the sea” in that charter you yourself mentioned. That could not be any more ambiguous.

        • @[email protected]
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          13 hours ago

          They’ve pretty explicitly been aiming for a Palestinian state in the territories occupied since 1967. And not just recently, proposals for a permanent ceasefire (which sets the first steps towards recognition and normalization of relations) with Israel under these conditions go back to 1999. Conveniently, both Israel and the US didn’t find it necessary to respond.

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                20 minutes ago

                From the article you linked:

                without recognising the statehood of Israel,

                Exactly the point. Both sides need to recognise each other. This isn’t a sports competition. It doesn’t require a PhD to figure that one out.