I mean jfc look at the Congress of Vienna which is as textbook a formal international settlement as you can get. Literally Metternich's whole deal was a balance of self-interests to prevent another general European conflict.
To get back on topic, the immediate point is that whether or not it's even feasible (which I doubt) indisputably no international institution currently exists which is likely to serve as a means to solve Isr/Pal
Certainly the UN Security Council ain't it
As I said to begin, lip service is better than nothing. Another of saying it is a useful fiction. If govts have to say that they care about human rights qua human rights instead of realpolitik, it might mitigate their behavior. An ICC that prosecutes leaders who aren't powerful enough to prevent...
I object to what Israel is doing - and tbc, various things its opponents have done - bc I as an individual find them immoral, not because they do or don't constitute war crimes according to whatever body decides what are and are not war crimes (i.e. no one, there is no such body with the ability...
Some kind of two-state solution based on the pragmatic recognition that openended indefinite occupation is simply untenable
Various Israeli leaders have recognized that. Rabin, Barak, Olmert. They've never been able to make a peace deal for a variety of reasons including both domestic...
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