Ninety-four percent of the participants who voted agreed that a unified federal government would bring peace to Israel and Palestine. In the simulation, the IPC parliament passed a constitution and agreed to grant veto power to both the Israeli and Palestinian governments. Additionally, they unanimously called for the reconstruction of Gaza and southern Israel. To…
DetailsNinety-three percent of the participants favored the establishment of a joint Israeli-Palestinian government to achieve peace. The parliament, consisting of both Israelis and Palestinians, voted on the following measures to resolve the current crises: 1. The Israeli and Palestinian governments are to immediately cease fire. 2. All parties involved are to return to the borders…
DetailsThe billboard that says “A Jewish State is bad for Jews” will not be displayed due to the ongoing violence. I have discussed the purpose of the billboard, which may be displayed somewhere else in the future. Israel is currently investigating the failure that allowed Hamas to launch a significant and ongoing attack from the…
DetailsEighty-three percent of the participants who voted agreed that establishing a federal government for Israel and Palestine would lead to peace. The parliament approved a constitution and agreed to grant veto power to the Israeli and Palestinian governments regarding legislation that would impact their sovereignty. They also agreed to pursue peace with Gaza, Iran, Lebanon,…
DetailsAll participants unanimously supported the establishment of a unified federal government in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza. This government will coexist with the Israeli and Palestinian governments, with the aim of achieving peace in the region. During the simulation, the common parliament passed a constitution and agreed to grant veto power to the existing…
DetailsAll the participants who voted supported the establishment of a unified government for both Israelis and Palestinians. The parliament approved a constitution and agreed to grant a veto power to the current Israeli and Palestinian governments over legislation that would impact their sovereignty. They also agreed to provide compensation to the original Palestinian refugees and…
DetailsPlease be aware that we experienced technical difficulties for 10 minutes, specifically from the 29th minute to the 39th minute. You may want to fast forward to skip that part of the simulation. 95% of the participants who voted agreed that a common government with a Parliament could facilitate peace between the Palestinians and the…
Details100% percent of the participants who voted, accepted a common government for Israel Palestine to make peace. The IPC parliament passed a common constitutional, agreed to give a veto power to the existing Hamas, Palestinian Authority, and the government of Israel over legislation affecting their sovereignty. The parliament agreed to create a Joint Economic Zone…
DetailsOne hundred percent of the participants in the poll agreed that the best way to achieve peace is through a common government with equal representation for Palestinians and Israelis. The parliament passed a secular constitution. They also agreed to grant veto power to the Israeli government, the Palestinian authority, and Hamas. Additionally, they agreed to…
DetailsA debate took place on July 23, 2023, between Dr. Thabet Abu Rasss, Professor Oren Yiftachel of Land for All, and Josef Avesar of the Israeli Palestinian Confederation. The topic of the debate was the vision for Israel Palestine. Dr. Rula Hardal served as the moderator. To watch the debate, please click the link below.
