A Two State Solution

In the same way, this means that society is very pure, and itself must be kept within the state. With this in mind, "The majority of the country becomes a majority, and communities trying to maintain this position are rare" (Mitchell) is a purely Jewish society. Culture, language and history. "(Mitchell) It means that all Jews are closed by the community and the community they live in.

Bilateral solutions referred to Israeli-Palestinian conflict resolution, seeking "bilateral two countries". A solution between the two states is conceiving an independent Palestinian state alongside the Israel on the west side of the Jordan River. The borders of both countries are still controversial and are under negotiations and the Palestinian and Arab leaders keep the "border of 1967" which Israel does not accept. The former Palestinian mission (including Jerusalem) should not be part of the Palestinian state, but should be part of the Israeli territory.

The universally proposed solution for peace is "two-state solution". The center of this proposal is an independent country centered on the Israel country in the west of the Jordan River. Basically, this solution coexists peacefully within a safe and recognized border, demanding bilateral agreements to properly solve refugee problems. The negotiating border between Israel and Palestine starts with the 1967 border or internationally recognized border, considering the adjustment of Israeli settlements. Furthermore, mutually agreed territorial exchanges will take place for safety, and Jerusalem will be common capital negotiated between the two countries.

In June 1976, a resolution to support bilateral solutions based on the Security Council in 1967 was rejected by the United States, but the US supported bilateral solutions, but direct bargaining is negotiated on the border I thought it was necessary. Since the mid-1970s, this idea has gained overwhelming support at the UN General Assembly. The "Palestinian Declaration of Independence" on 15th November 1988 cites the UN Zoning Plan of 1947 and the "UN Resolution since 1947" and was interpreted as indirect approval of the Israeli state, We support the solution. The zoning plan was invoked to provide legitimacy to the establishment of the Palestinian state. The subsequent explanation is the same as the Palestinian people first recognized Israel clearly.