@NowayyousureFair enough I get that this isn’t meant to be just another "bash Israel" thread. But if we’re talking seriously about what a good deal looks like, we need to name the core problem: Zionism, as a political project, has always relied on the displacement and domination of Palestinians.
So no, it’s not just about Netanyahu or a new cabinet though his leadership has certainly made things worse. But let’s be real: if Bibi were pro-peace, why is he constantly bombing Gaza, Syria, Lebanon and now Iraq. You don’t call that a peace strategy you call that sustained regional aggression backed by overwhelming military power.
A genuine solution has to be rooted in justice, not just diplomacy. Palestinians aren’t a problem to be managed they are a people entitled to land, dignity, and full rights.
For me, a just deal means:
Ending the occupation and apartheid system entirely
Full right of return for Palestinian refugees not watered-down compromises
Dismantling Zionist structures that institutionalise privilege and separation
Accountability for decades of war crimes, displacement, and ethnic cleansing
Whether that takes the form of a single democratic state or something else, the bottom line is this: if the “deal” preserves inequality and dispossession, it’s not a peace plan it’s a PR stunt.