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The two-state solution has long been presented as the only viable path to peace in the Palestine–Israel conflict, endorsed by the UN, the US, Muslim states, and the Palestinian Authority. But is this framework still relevant — or has it become part of the problem?

In this Dawn Opinion–based critical analysis, we rethink peace by examining the historical roots of occupation, the limitations of partition, and the growing Palestinian shift away from the two-state paradigm. The discussion explores alternative visions of peace, including equal rights within a single political framework, and questions whether liberation and peace must always be pursued through the same means.

Key themes discussed:
UN Partition Plan (1947) and territorial fragmentation
The 1967 occupation and the 22% dilemma
Why the two-state solution may perpetuate conflict
Armed resistance vs peaceful coexistence under international law
Palestinian youth and the demand for equal citizenship
Sari Nusseibeh’s critique of partition politics
Reimagining peace beyond borders, segregation, and violence

This video is highly relevant for CSS & PMS aspirants, especially for:
Essay Paper (Palestine, peace, colonial legacies)
International Relations
Current Affairs
Political Theory & International Law

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