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Sintesi personale La scorsa settimana Gideon Levy ha raccolto con  elogi l'articolo  del New York Times di Peter Beinart . L' editorialista americano ha scritto che la soluzione a due stati è morta a causa del numero irreversibile di coloni in Cisgiordania. I due esperti concludono che uno stato dovrebbe essere stabilito poiché, come dice Beinart, " L'obiettivo dell'uguaglianza è ora più realistico dell'obiettivo della separazione". Il contributo di giornalisti del calibro di Beinart è  accattivante, semplice, ma non riflette in alcun modo la realtà, che dovrebbe includere una migliore conoscenza della situazione sul campo piuttosto che abbracciare i dati ufficiali.   Beinart include due argomenti complementari. Il primo è che il numero di coloni ha reso impossibile la soluzione a due stati. Il secondo è che uno stato è la soluzione desiderabile. Per quanto riguarda la prima affermazione, ecco alcuni fatti. I nnanzitutto, gli insediamenti israeliani non s

Last week Gideon Levy heaped praise on Peter Beinart’s New York Times piece in which the American columnist wrote that the two-state solution was dead due to the irreversible number of settlers in the West Bank. The two pundits conclude that one state should be established since, as Beinart says, “The goal of equality is now more realistic than the goal of separation.” The contribution of journalists of Beinart’s caliber is often expressed as a simple description of a complex reality. But in this case his statement is tantamount to an attempt to explain why people on the other side of the earth don’t fall off, using the argument that the world is flat. It’s catchy, simple, but in no way reflects reality, which should include better knowledge of the situation on the ground rather than the embracing of official data. Beinart’s argument includes two complementary arguments. The first is that the number of settlers has made the two-state solution impossible. The second is that one state is

Visualizza traduzione *** HAARETZ.COM Israeli police raid major East Jerusalem Palestinian cultural institutions in Justice Ministry experiment ***  https://archive.is/DJFzc Israeli police raided two major Palestinian cultural institutions in East Jerusalem on Wednesday, confiscating computers and documents and a private car. The two institutions’ directors, a husband and wife, were arrested at home, and a third staffer was arrested at his. Rania Elias, who heads the Yabous Cultural Center, and her husband, composer Suhail Khoury, of the Jerusalem Society for Music Teaching and Research, were released 12 hours later, after being interrogated at the Har Homa police station. The detention of the staffer, Daoud al-Ghoul, was extended until Sunday. Warrants authorizing the search of the two facilities alleged that the institutions were suspected of money laundering, funding terrorism and tax evasion. A joint press release from the police, the Justice Ministry and Israel Tax Authority made

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