Talking about two states is pointless, say these experts. 'First ensure that Israel's crimes against Palestinians stop'

Experts argue that the focus on a two-state solution distracts from the need to address Israel's violations of international law and apartheid practices. They emphasize that without ending these injustices, a fair resolution is unattainable. Their book proposes a transition to a democratic state in Israel and Palestine, advocating for a government that ensures equality and allows all residents to participate in decision-making. They highlight the urgency of their plan in light of recent violence and the need for a new political framework that prioritizes human rights over political negotiations. The authors express skepticism about significant changes in Israeli politics but remain hopeful for future shifts in public sentiment.