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The Palestine one-state solution: report on the conference held in Boston, Massachusetts, March 2009
Contemporary Arab Affairs (2009) 2 (4): 528–541.
Published: 01 October 2009
...://www.onestateforpalestineisrael.com/ .) Corresponding Address : Email: zhafez@gmail.com © 2009 The Centre for Arab Unity Studies 2009 one-state solution two-state solution Zionism Jerusalem Judaization of Jerusalem Palestinian refugees BDS movement resistance Contemporary Arab Affairs Vol. 2, No. 4...
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This is a report on a conference held at the University of Massachusetts in Boston about the ‘One-State Solution for Palestine’. The latter is a response and an alternative to the ‘Two-State Solution’ favoured by the United States and the international community. Such a solution is losing credibility in terms of its possible implementation by most Arab Palestinians and the vast majority of Arabs. The two-day conference hosted academicians and activists from Palestine, the United States, and Europe defending the ‘One-State Solution’. (For further information, see http://www.onestateforpalestineisrael.com/ .)