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摘要
本文对阿隆·本·梅尔(Alon Ben Meir)(2022)题为“以色列-巴勒斯坦-约旦联合会的案例:为什么是现在和如何?”的提案进行了讨论和批评,我探讨了本·梅尔(Ben Meir)的共同努力,他试图超越解决巴以冲突的典型两国模式,并介绍政策制定者和共同行为者以后如何应用邦联制度的想法,我认为,与多年失败的努力相比,在一个以民众为基础的孤立国家通过解放巴勒斯坦人是最深思熟虑的明确选择。
A CRITIQUE BY DR. NABIL KUKALI ON AN ARTICLE ENTITLED
This essay offers a discussion and critique of Alon Ben-Meir's (2022) proposal entitled, “The Case for an Israeli-Palestinian-Jordanian Confederation: Why Now and How?” Incorporating elements of other viewpoints and prior proposals to add nuance, I explore Ben-Meir's concerted attempt to think past the exemplary two-state model for settling the Palestine and Israel conflict and to introduce thoughts on how policy makers and common actors can apply a confederal system later on. Given the entrenched one-state reality, I argue that the liberation of Palestinians through emancipation in a solitary popularity-based nation is the most thoughtfully clear option in contrast to many years of failed endeavors.
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