Palestina

[Ora Ics]

La mia opinione personale (del tutto trascurabile) è due popoli, uno stato (socialista). Cosa assai meno trascurabile è che le principali organizzazioni marxiste palestinesi siano su queste posizioni. Non so come il PRC faccia a giustificare la posizione dei due popoli due stati. Semplicemente ABERRANTE. E che per giunta non tiene in nessun conto l'opinione di chi poi in quelle terre ci si trova a vivere davvero.

[Masherov]

Due popoli e due stati.
Unica soluzione pragmatica. Bisogna poi pensare come sistemare Gerusalemme. Forse darle un assetto particolare

[catartica]

Quoto del tutto Outis.

[EL ROJO]

La mia opinione personale (del tutto trascurabile) è due popoli, uno stato (socialista). Cosa assai meno trascurabile è che le principali organizzazioni marxiste palestinesi siano su queste posizioni. .

A me risulta diversamente, ma posso sbagliarmi.

Semplicemente ABERRANTE

Cosa ne pensa paolo ferrero:

Le dichiarazioni rilasciate sia oggi che ieri da Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sull’estinzione dello stato di Israele come sull’Onu sono inaccettabili, anzi sono semplicemente deliranti. La soluzione del problema palestinese è semplice quanto complicata: due popoli e due Stati, come la sinistra italiana e Rifondazione Comunista chiedono da tempo.

http://www.paoloferrero.it/?p=773

[catartica]

A me risulta diversamente, ma posso sbagliarmi.

A me risulta quello che risulta ad Ora Ics.

[EL ROJO]

A me risulta quello che risulta ad Ora Ics.

June 2007
JERUSALEM — An international meeting here June 4 appealed for world pressure on the Israeli government to negotiate with the PLO to achieve a comprehensive and just peace.

The conference, titled the Jerusalem Initiative for Just Peace on the Basis of Two States: Israel and Palestine, was an unprecedented joint undertaking of the Palestinian People’s Party (a communist party, New Zeal) and the Communist Party of Israel, marking the 40th anniversary of the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories, and the 60th anniversary of the 1947 UN partition plan for establishment of the two states.

It was attended by representatives of communist, socialist and left parties from nine European countries, India and Australia, and the Communist Party USA. Among them were several members of parliaments.

In a joint statement, the participants underscored the “right of the Palestinian people to elect their government and all institutions without any external intervention.” They called for Israel, the United States, European Union and other countries to end their economic siege against the Palestinian national unity government, and for negotiations based on: ending the Israeli occupation, dismantling all Israeli settlements in Palestinian territories, establishing the June 4, 1967, boundaries as a peaceful border between the states of Israel and Palestine, co-existence of the capitals of Israel and Palestine in Jerusalem, release of all Palestinian political prisoners (now numbering some 11,000), and a solution to the refugee problem in compliance with UN Resolution 194.

PLO head and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said in a message to the meeting, “Military might cannot solve the problem, violence cannot solve the problem.” Charging that Israel has retreated from the peace process set in motion by the Oslo agreements, he said, “Our Palestinian people have chosen peace. We are ready to sit at the negotiating table. The people of Israel should not miss this historic opportunity.”

His comments were delivered by Dr. Emil Jarjoui, a member of the PLO Executive Committee, at the evening event attended by several hundred Israelis and Palestinians.

Parties attending were;

Palestinian People's Party - Palestine
Communist Party of Israel - Israel
Communist Party of Greece - Greece
Communist Party of India-Marxist - India
Communist Refoundation Party - Italy
Communist Party of Britain - United Kingdom
Communist Party of USA - United States
Democratic Social Perspective - Australia
European Left - Europe
French Communist Party - France
Party of the Italian Communists - Italy
Portuguese Communist Party - Portugal
Progressive Party of Working People - Cyprus
Red-Green Alliance - Denmark
Socialist Left - Norway
http://newzeal.blogspot.com/2007/06/...on-israel.html

[00_Void]

due popoli uno stato.
Repubblica laica, socialista, multietnica.

I have a dream...

seriamente sono incompatibili tra loro e col resto del mondo civilizzato, è un po' come l'europa prima della seconda guerra mondiale. C'è voluto un evento shock per realizzare che le divisioni e le guerre non servono a nessuno (a parte i soliti noti pazzoidi, avidi, ecc...) e ancora adesso non si sono superate le divisioni tribali che ci porteranno prima o poi ad un'altro disastro.

[EL ROJO]

Due popoli e due stati.
Unica soluzione pragmatica.

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[Leader Maximo (POL)]

June 2007
JERUSALEM — An international meeting here June 4 appealed for world pressure on the Israeli government to negotiate with the PLO to achieve a comprehensive and just peace.

The conference, titled the Jerusalem Initiative for Just Peace on the Basis of Two States: Israel and Palestine, was an unprecedented joint undertaking of the Palestinian People’s Party (a communist party, New Zeal) and the Communist Party of Israel, marking the 40th anniversary of the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories, and the 60th anniversary of the 1947 UN partition plan for establishment of the two states.

It was attended by representatives of communist, socialist and left parties from nine European countries, India and Australia, and the Communist Party USA. Among them were several members of parliaments.

In a joint statement, the participants underscored the “right of the Palestinian people to elect their government and all institutions without any external intervention.” They called for Israel, the United States, European Union and other countries to end their economic siege against the Palestinian national unity government, and for negotiations based on: ending the Israeli occupation, dismantling all Israeli settlements in Palestinian territories, establishing the June 4, 1967, boundaries as a peaceful border between the states of Israel and Palestine, co-existence of the capitals of Israel and Palestine in Jerusalem, release of all Palestinian political prisoners (now numbering some 11,000), and a solution to the refugee problem in compliance with UN Resolution 194.

PLO head and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said in a message to the meeting, “Military might cannot solve the problem, violence cannot solve the problem.” Charging that Israel has retreated from the peace process set in motion by the Oslo agreements, he said, “Our Palestinian people have chosen peace. We are ready to sit at the negotiating table. The people of Israel should not miss this historic opportunity.”

His comments were delivered by Dr. Emil Jarjoui, a member of the PLO Executive Committee, at the evening event attended by several hundred Israelis and Palestinians.

Parties attending were;

Palestinian People's Party - Palestine
Communist Party of Israel - Israel
Communist Party of Greece - Greece
Communist Party of India-Marxist - India
Communist Refoundation Party - Italy
Communist Party of Britain - United Kingdom
Communist Party of USA - United States
Democratic Social Perspective - Australia
European Left - Europe
French Communist Party - France
Party of the Italian Communists - Italy
Portuguese Communist Party - Portugal
Progressive Party of Working People - Cyprus
Red-Green Alliance - Denmark
Socialist Left - Norway
http://newzeal.blogspot.com/2007/06/...on-israel.html

sì, sì sul Partito del Popolo Palestinese hai ragione (se non sbaglio è l'unica formazione che si definisce comunista in Palestina a sostenere questa formula) però ha un ruolo tra le forze politiche palestinesi che definirlo marginale è fargli un complimento.. le principali formazioni marxiste sono FPLP e FDLP, ormai anche loro messe ai margini da forze politiche di stampo islamico

PS: è proprio per la sua marginalità che manco sapevo se esistesse più

[catartica]

Ho sbagliato a cliccare, scusate.

Ho votato un popolo in uno stato, m'è scappato il mouse.
Ovviamente sono per i due popoli in uno stato.