That's my new name for Israel-Palestine, the state that finally grants full right of return to 1948 and since Palestinian refugees and their families and restoration of their property and full rights and citizenship. We know the State of Israel has chosen that goal, the beginning of justice, to be inimical to it's existence. So be it. IP is an optimistic outcome for Israelis.
Both Israel and Palestine are three syllable words. IP is like UK, US.
Of course, it might well just be Palestine. Should there be protected religious rights for present Israelis? Should there even be, as I suggested previously, a unique continued "right of return" for Jews to the "Land of Israel"? Clever ideas, I have mostly thought, but I can't say they are the correct ones, nor what the people most involved would choose.
Many would say, in view of the facts, all the participants in Israel should face war crimes trials, and pay reparations for damages, and permanently lose right-to-citizenship in Palestine forever.
So IP is an optimistic future, from a Israeli perspective, and some Jews elsewhere. I think I'm an optimist sometimes, maybe more than that.
Both Israel and Palestine are three syllable words. IP is like UK, US.
Of course, it might well just be Palestine. Should there be protected religious rights for present Israelis? Should there even be, as I suggested previously, a unique continued "right of return" for Jews to the "Land of Israel"? Clever ideas, I have mostly thought, but I can't say they are the correct ones, nor what the people most involved would choose.
Many would say, in view of the facts, all the participants in Israel should face war crimes trials, and pay reparations for damages, and permanently lose right-to-citizenship in Palestine forever.
So IP is an optimistic future, from a Israeli perspective, and some Jews elsewhere. I think I'm an optimist sometimes, maybe more than that.
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