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Then you are misrepresenting me, as I have never suggested I support forced population transfers.What I am going by is earlier statements where you seemed, to me, to justify forced population transfers, something that is no longer considered right and that seemed, to me, to apply to your argument here.
So why is it, when Tlaib advocates for one state she is demonized for it and others are not? Why is SHE accused of applying a different standard for the Jewish and others are not?
Because she said "two state solutions do not work". Two state solutions DO work. They have worked time and time and time again. They are the global standard in ethnic conflict.
The impression I get on forced transfers is based on what you said here:
New poll shows strong anti-Arab sentiment among Israeli Jews
Two state solutions CAN work, they don’t always work, but the reality on the ground is the two state solution is becoming increasingly untenable and if a two state solution involves less than full autonomy, the questions surrounding a separate but equal status are perfectly valid to ask with being accused of holding Jews to a seperate standard.