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- What The Economist Could Learn From Solomon - Crisis Magazine
- The Judgment of Solomon
- Shouting Out the Sweaters We Live In
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Educator's Updates. This Week in History. Though unrealisable in its purest form, the concept of a unitary state offers something to both sides that the two state solution cannot: the tantalising prospect of access to the whole of the land between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River. The failure of so many plans for partition over so many decades suggests that any division of the land is just too painful forboth communities.
What The Economist Could Learn From Solomon - Crisis Magazine
For Palestinians. It seems both sides want the impossible: both statehood and access to all of what each regards as their homeland. But perhaps that desire is only impossible according to our contemporary understanding of nation, which takes sovereignty to mean exclusive dominion over a specified territory. History offers many examples of distinct political and legal systems operating within common borders.
In medieval Europe church and common law co-existed with legal systems governing trade guilds and educational institutions. Distinct Islamic, Christian and Jewish jurisdictions followed their respective subjects through the Ottoman Empire. And today, Brexit notwithstanding, the European Union is only the most radical example of a supranational entity to which member states have ceded certain powers.
States continue to pool sovereignty through trade agreements, immigration treaties and climate change protocols. So might it be possible to design some form of confederacy preserving Israeli and Palestinian nationhood while granting mutual access to the same territory? In its strongest formulation it proposes two states, Israeli and Palestinian, covering the whole area between the river and the sea.
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A recent collection of essays edited by Mark LeVine and Mathias Mossberg, One Land, Two States: Israel and Palestine as Parallel States , works out a sophisticated framework proposing that all living in the territory of pre-partition Palestine would be free to choose Israeli or Palestinian citizenship. The coastal plains, for example, would be predominantly Jewish.
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Each state would have its own executive, legislature and judiciary, determine its national symbols, decide its own foreign policy, and retain separate militaries. But there would be cooperation as regards the administration of borders, a shared infrastructure, and a common trading area. The bond of loyalty between the state and the citizen would be retained, following Israeli and Palestinian citizens across the land.
But the work of several grassroots movements is beginning to show what a practical confederacy might look like. The hard fact is that any conceivable solution to the conflict — one state, two states, parallel states — demands trust and compromise. It should neither be celebrated nor paid.
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Shouting Out the Sweaters We Live In
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