Full recording below. We conducted a poll at the end of the simulation. 95% of the participants agreed that a common government for the people of Israel and Palestine, which will exist together with the Israeli and Palestinian governments, could make peace. We discussed the following issues: 1) A call to the superpowers to stop…
DetailsReflections on the May 22nd simulation with Bassam Aramin and Rami Elhanan. Full recording below. Bassam Aramin and Rami Elhanan are Parents who lost their daughters to the conflict. They expressed a desire for peace but had different reactions to the simulation presented to them. https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/PnF0iQeGPZIpI_33SZOqf-WrdYGqIgXbvP6oTOtEsFeq1u2XY4M8AwxpJo11Y5XU.ubFzpvh6rNvRiwNb
DetailsPlease listen to the debate between Professor Alan Dershowitz and Josef Avesar : Is Israel a Democracy?. Recording link below. This debate was held on May 15, 2022.
DetailsFull recording below. We started by conducting a survey on this question: At this time, do you support a common government for the people in In Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, and Jerusalem that will coexist with the Israeli and Palestine Governments? 79% of the audience said Yes and 21% said No. We repeated the…
DetailsIsrael has several institutions like other democracies: Elections, a parliament, a government, and a Supreme Court. But they do not function as independent or equal branches of governments and lack transparency. First, Israel does not have a constitution and is unable to draft one given its desire to give Jews priority. A “Jewish State” contradicts…
DetailsFull recording below. The IPC is proposing the creation of a common government for the people in Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, and Jerusalem. Professor Quigley questioned the creation of such government without including the Palestinian refugees outside the area. The IPC parliament voted to ratify a constitution, give veto power to the government of…
DetailsBelow is the recording of the simulation. Mona Ali Khalil believes in the right of self-determination of the Palestinian people and Israeli people. She welcomes the IPC constitution’s vision of two peoples with equal rights working together in a confederation which can guide the Israeli State and the Palestinian State towards peace, justice, dignity and…
DetailsFull recording below. Professor Shibley Telhami supports two states. He believes that the creation of a common government for the people of Israel and Palestine as was proposed in the simulation is unrealistic. He argued that the IPC constitution mistakenly assumes symmetry between the Israeli government and the Palestinian authority. He also believes that Online…
DetailsFull recording below. Alon Ben-Meir just published his paper “The Case for an Israeli-Palestinian-Jordanian Confederation, Why Now and How?”. He argues that the Israeli, Palestinian and Jordanian sides will have to collaborate fully and permanently to create a Confederation. He does not advocate for the creation of a common government for the people of Israel…
DetailsFull recording below. Professor Smooha personally supports the concepts of an Israeli Palestinian Confederation in the format presented but insisted that it can only come about after the creation of Two States. The IPC parliament passed the following: An Israeli Palestinian Confederation constitution, granting veto power to the Israeli and Palestinian governments over issues relating…
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