Establishing a Federal Israeli Palestinian Government. Link to the recording below. The IPC suggests creating a new federal government for both Israelis and Palestinians that would operate independently of the existing Israeli and Palestinian governments. This proposed government would be elected democratically by both groups, have a secular constitution that ensures freedom of religion, and…
DetailsLink for the Zoom meeting is at the bottom of the summary. Federal Government for Israeli Palestinian The simulation proposes creating a federal government for the people of Israel and Palestine that would exist independently from the current Israeli and Palestinian governments. This federal government would have 300 elected parliament members, a president and vice…
DetailsAll the participants supported a federal government in Israel and Palestine to promote peace. The parliament ratified a constitution and agreed to grant veto power to both the Israeli and Palestinian governments. Additionally, the parliament passed legislation to provide aid to Gaza and Southern Israel and to establish a joint economic zone between Israel and…
DetailsNinety-five percent of the participants in the simulation supported the idea of a joint Palestinian and Israeli federal government. The simulated Parliament ratified the constitution, passed legislation granting veto power to the Israeli and Palestinian governments on issues that violate their sovereignty, agreed on legislation to promote tolerance and understanding between Israelis and Palestinians, approved…
DetailsNinety-four percent of the participants who voted agreed that a common Palestinian-Israeli federal government would promote peace. The Parliament passed a constitution, agreed to grant veto power to the Israeli and Palestinian governments on issues that violated their sovereignty, agreed on an aid package for Gaza and Southern Israel, agreed to form a delegation to…
DetailsNinety nine percent of the participants agreed that a common Israeli-Palestinian government would bring about peace. The parliament ratified a constitution and agreed to give veto power to both the Palestinian and Israeli governments on legislation that violates their sovereignty. Additionally, it passed a declaration of peace, agreed on a common police force, and referred…
DetailsEighty-nine percent of the participants agreed on a common federal government in Israel-Palestine to make peace. The parliament passed the following: 1) A constitution for Israel/Palestine 2) Legislation to give veto power to the Israeli and Palestinian governments on issues that violate their sovereignty 3) Legislation to rebuild Gaza and Southern Israel 4) Legislation to…
DetailsNinety-seven percent of the participants agreed that a federal government should be established in Israel and Palestine to facilitate peace. The parliament ratified a constitution and passed legislation to grant veto power to the Israeli and Palestinian governments on laws that infringe upon their sovereignty. Additionally, the parliament passed legislation requiring both educational systems to…
DetailsOne hundred percent of the participants who voted supported a unified federal government for the people of Israel and Palestine to achieve peace. The parliament passed a constitution and granted veto power to the Israeli and Palestinian governments on issues that violate their sovereignty. The parliament also passed legislation for the rebuilding of Gaza and…
DetailsHundred percent of the participants agreed that a common federal government for Israel and Palestine could make peace. Seventeen percent agreed that Anti Zionism equals Antisemitism. The IPC parliament ratified a common constitution, agreed to give a veto power to the Israeli and Palestinian governments on legislation which effects their sovereignty. The Parliament also passed…
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