Ronit shared her personal journey of growing up in Israel with Iraqi parents, facing discrimination due to her Mizrahi identity and Arabic heritage. She described her rebellious stance against collective identities and her eventual realization of the injustices faced by Palestinians and Lebanese during the 1982 Lebanon War. Ronit became involved in peace movements but…
DetailsThe meeting focused on discussing a proposed federal government structure for Israel and Palestine, which would include a 300-member parliament elected by both Israelis and Palestinians, though the discussion became heated with skepticism about its feasibility. The group explored emergency legislation for Gaza, including humanitarian aid provisions and ceasefire measures, ultimately passing a comprehensive declaration…
DetailsDr. Adizes reviewed several options for peace and concluded that the only viable realistic solution is Confederation. He argued that this cannot be solved by external parties, including Arab nations, Western countries, or international interventions, as they either lack the will or have conflicting interests.
Josef proposed a federal government system for Israel and Palestine, which would allow both Palestinians and Israelis to maintain their own identities while living under a common constitution that ensures equality and democracy. He emphasized that this federal system would be separate from both existing Israeli and Palestinian governments, as well as from religion, and…
DetailsThe meeting focused on simulating a proposed Israeli Palestinian federal government system, including discussions of its constitutional structure and legislative processes. Participants engaged in various role-playing exercises to test support for the proposed Israeli Palestinian Confederation, with most voting in favor under certain assumptions. The meeting also covered broader topics about peace initiatives, historical perspectives,…
DetailsThe meeting discussed the impact of recent events in the Middle East, including President Trump’s decision to bomb Iran and ongoing tensions between Israel and Palestine. Participants explored various approaches to peace, including a proposed Israeli Palestinian Confederation, diplomatic efforts with neighboring countries, and the potential for one-state or two-state solutions. Throughout the discussions, personal…
DetailsThe simulation explored a proposed Israeli Palestinian federal government aimed at promoting peace and equality. Josef outlined the structure: a shared parliament, president, and judiciary, operating independently of existing governments. Guest speaker David Malovni raised doubts about the proposal’s feasibility but agreed to participate under certain conditions. Discussion also covered the newly ratified federal constitution,…
DetailsThe Israeli Palestinian Confederation outlined upcoming events and travel plans, including meetings in Haifa, a visit to the Gaza border, and an interview with a Palestinian radio personality in Bethlehem. The discussion also addressed ongoing demonstrations, hostage issues, and the initiation of a new simulation. The Confederation presented its vision for a Federal government for…
DetailsThe Israeli Palestinian Confederation proposes creating a democratic federal government to unify Israel and Palestine under a shared system while preserving each side’s national sovereignty. It highlights that the current trajectory—marked by violence, occupation, and inequality—cannot bring peace. The proposed federal government would be secular, with a 300-member parliament requiring majority support from both Israelis…
DetailsThe Israeli Palestinian Confederation (IPC) introduced a proposal for a federal government that would coexist with, but remain independent from, the existing Israeli and Palestinian governments. Designed to represent all people in Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank, the IPC would include a 300-member parliament, a rotating Israeli Palestinian presidency, and a balanced judiciary, with…
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