Palestine - Open Discussion Thread | August 01, 2026

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[u/humanbeing21]

What do most pro-Palestinians feel is a good realistic solution to the crisis in the area? A two state solution? A one state solution where Palestinians have equal right? Other? What is happening now is obviously wrong but what is an alternative that has a realistic chance of success?

[u/Abnormal-Ostrich → u/humanbeing21]

A cease fire, demilitiarised buffer zones (in both Israel & Palestine), UN peacekeepers to maintain peace & order, and a UN organised peace process to resolve both Gaza & West Bank governance issues, and provide adequate security guarantees to both sides. Aim: to allow negotiation to take place when neither side is feeling immediately under threat.