What is likelier? (irt Israel)

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

I honestly see no way forward for a two-state solution, nor do I think even if it were to be established it would be a solution that holds for very long.

[DavidB.]

1SS by far, and everyone who still believes in the 2SS hasn't been paying attention.

[Frodo]

A one-state solution, with Israel becoming an apartheid state. 

[parochial boy]

Status quo for the indeterminate future.

There probably is no viable one state solution - not one that maintains a majority jewish state

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

Until January 21st (assuming an orderly transition of power), a one-state solution imposed by a victorious Israel after a bloody regional war.

After January 21st (assuming an orderly transition of power), a three-state solution worked out after the eventual collapse of the Hashemite minority government.

[America Needs R'hllor]

Unfourtunatly, it's currently one state solution. But since I believe in an independant, democratic, and Jewish State of Israel, I have to hold out hope for a two state solution.

[Antonio the Sixth]

"No solution" seems likelier.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

"No solution" seems likelier.

Indeed.  I don't see any potential Israeli government willing to make a one-state resolution official policy in the near- to middle-term, and right now there's zero possibility of progress on a two-state resolution right now. Continuing with the current situation of a de facto one-state resolution while officially seeking a two-state resolution while neither party does anything to make a two-state resolution a possibility is what we're going to get for the time being.