All settlements are illegal.Israel's international borders are recognized. Pre-67, it was the Green Line but presently, the West Bank (Areas A, B and C) and Gaza, both fall within Israeli territory and yes they are occupied and controlled by Israel. Although Areas A and B are under Palestinian administration. But generally Israel is recognized to be everything except Gaza and West Bank today.
The occupation is illegal.
No borders are internationally recognized.
Start there.
No, your opinion is worthless no matter how many times you repeat it. If you think its true back it up with legal statements.They do. People = countries. There does not have to be any law for this. It simply, is. If you act on this premise against any country, they will be justified in using force against you, the same as Israel.
Then they won't agree and they will fight for equal rights and control of all of Israel democratically. Good luck against that fight.So present day realities. The Palestinians will undoubtedly get a much smaller state if they want one, and they'd have to be okay with that for the sake of peace and for the sake of their future generations. A lot of this was also their fault.
Doesn't matter. The Jewish population is a minority, if they can't kill enough Palestinians or ethnically cleanse them from Israel than when apartheid ends there will be votes on the issues. And then the people will decide.They shouldn't. It is a ridiculous proposition.
Israel should have settled with the two state solution while they could have.
You listen only to the Israeli side, you really need to hear the Palestinian side. But we both know you won't as they are Muslim.
Israel can't win a war against the end of apartheid.
Liberation for us means dismantling the structures of Zionist settler colonialism and apartheid and addressing the inequalities and injustices it has inflicted on us, the indigenous population of Palestine, over the past 100 years.
Liberation for us aims to transform the relationship between Palestinians and Israelis into one based on total equality and justice. The settler society is expected to abandon all colonial privileges and display real willingness to accept responsibility for past crimes and injustices. The compromise that indigenous Palestinians are expected to offer is to accept settlers as equal citizens in the new state between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.
This is the path to peace and security, and the international community, which has long accepted Israel’s war crimes against the Palestinians and has even been complicit in them, will have to embrace it.