Rula Hardal

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199 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 7 Jul

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I came to this idea because I started realizing two things.
First of all, we have already a one state reality or one state construction on the ground between the Jordan and the sea.
But, you know, under one regime and one power, which is the Israeli one.
And the Palestinians live under daily domination and occupation and military control and apartheid.
Needless to say, in the last two and a half years, ethnic cleansing and genocide
and annexation of their tiny, small part of the land.
I mean, the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
I'm not sure that even you, the audience, is understanding what's happening in the West Bank.
People hear about, you know, having checkpoints, there is military control, terrorism and violence of the settlers, but
The reality on the ground is way worse.
The immense of daily domination and control of people's life in the West Bank is just immense.
I don't know if there is something...
similar or has been in other places under other conflicts.
Because we are not speaking about, you know, a very direct war.
It's an ongoing, long-term, daily atrocities and restrictions and humiliation of people.
So to start from this fact and reality on the ground, it will be hard for us to move, especially now after what happened in the last two and a half years, to move immediately for an equal one-state reality where actually all Palestinians and all Israelis are equal in the same one state.
The second point.
I claim from my research and observations that the majority of the Palestinians and the Israeli Jews on the ground in Israel-Palestine are not in a post-national mindset the way I thought and the way that a lot of people here think.
The sense of ethno-national belonging and interests
And national symbols and the desire to have for each group its own political national entity is still very strong.
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