Defined as a State in which the Jewish people have independence, sovereignty and self-determination, having reconstituted their 3000 year old nation.
Don't play games with the definitions -- the point is acceptance of the Jewish narrative.
HA! Don't play games with the definitions? From you? Listen, Shusha, Jews already have the same rights as everyone else.
I thought you were talking about Israel, as a homeland for the Jewish people, as you do day in and day out.
Israel, yes or no?
Defined as a homeland for the Jewish people in the land known as Palestine since at least 450BC?
Yes or no, abi? If you want to put qualifications on it -- go ahead.
Yes, but....?
As a homeland for the Jewish people in the land known as Palestine since at least 450BC, obviously not.
Jews having self-determination in Palestine might work, though. We don't know yet and it is awkward discussing what the Palestinians would or should accept at this point. Ultimately, there are about 6 million of them yet to return and their land has been carved up to the point that today it looks more like swiss cheese than the land they were forced off of by the zionist regime.
I really hate speaking for these people as I can't begin to understand what a multigenerational occupation does to a people, but I am leaning towards a one state solution based in freedom with equal rights for all.