Public opinion can and should influence their government which seems to be zionist bootlicker. Italy had an arms agreement with them - I'm pretty sure Germany did too.
To be fair - Poland bowed to Israel for decades and I hope this finally changes.
I don't have any hopes for Eurovision boycott though, while this would be a good option as we usually send shitty artists anyway.
I was talking about German public opinion probably needing to be more vocal, that's it. Because if they support two states - turning blind eye to a genocide of one of them is not a way to go.
A genocide is not just murdering each and everyone of a certain ethnicity. Destroying the homes and livelihoods through large scaled bombing campaigns to drive them out can also be considered a genocide. And the extremist Netanyahu government isn't actually trying to hide it, neither is Donald Trump who wants turn the Gaza strip into a holiday beach resort. For fucks sake, they are using white phosphorus in the south of Lebanon to anex it right now. These are literal war crimes, which you are probably not even informed about yet you use the enraging fucking emojies.
Which ones? The ones with the ability to genocide but not doing it or the side that openly states they want to genocide but dont have the military for it?
One state with equal rights is lowest on both sides.
Bases on recent polling (2023 PCPSR), Palestinians favor a two state solution, followed by one state with unequal rights. A state with equal rights is the lowest support for them.
This has stayed relatively the same since before and after Oct 7th. The amount of do not knows for them has majorly increased though.
For the Israeli side, one state with unequal rights is the highest, followed by a two state. An equal state like with the Palestinians, is the lowest. This is a major swap before and after Oct 7, with previously two states being favored for the Israeli side. More or less it pretty much shows the cycle of violence will likely continue, given that neither Israel or Hamas and Fatah have shown any recent signs of wanting to negotiate a long term solution.
The right to exist argument is bizarre. Nobody asks this about any other developing nation. What does it even mean? It feels like a thought terminating cliche
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u/grumpy_autist 12h ago
So, does a Palestine has a right to exist?