Mai Pundak

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The Ezra Klein Show · A Radical Vision for Israelis and Palestinians · 7 Jul 2026 podcast

And what we are offering around that is not to prove the settlements and normalize them and say, I mean, they're there, so whatever, they can stay.

Not at all.

But it is to say that we understand that there needs to be a mechanism to deal with

with Jews who have a very strong sense of attachment to their homeland, and for them to be able to live there safely, but with no, no privileges, control, you know, terror to Palestinians.

And so I don't want to, it's important for me not to make that symmetry, but it is important for me to say that the land for all has this elegance to it, that it is a holistic approach.

And that's not going so well right now.

No.

And I think that's actually, as you said, I think that's also part of the weakness of these arrangements.

I think that Rwanda is also a good example of that.

The weakness of this winning history of winners.

I think that what we are suggesting is something that is, again, like breaking away from the binary.

This needs to be our work.

is to, and this is also the origin of Land for All.

It was a group of people who came to terms with the fact that the two-state solution as we know it is no longer viable.

It can't physically happen.

learning from the mistakes and saying, why, why, why has this failed?

Or in the control that we have, right?

I'm not talking about the assassination of Rabin.

I'm not talking about, you know, what is in our control to say, to learn from the reasons why.

And the co-creation, which I think is really the secret ingredient, right?

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