Interview · moment 8 of 28
What Would a Real Solution Look Like?
from Bonus Episode: Abby Martin
3 min
Guest
They debate whether a two-state solution is feasible, discuss recent killings of Palestinian teenagers in the West Bank during the truce, and question whether Israel has ever genuinely wanted Palestinian statehood.
- Tim compares the Native American genocide to Israel's foundational military occupation and settlement policies.
- Noah Tishby lied on the show and didn't share the clip she cited, according to Tim.
- A two-state solution with autonomous governance is proposed as one possible path forward.
- Tim notes that coexistence will take decades and international oversight, not immediate harmony.
- If Israel had stayed within 1948 borders instead of pursuing settlements and expansion, the situation would be entirely different.
- Since October 7th, Israeli snipers killed four teenage boys in the West Bank and prevented ambulances from reaching their bodies.
- The majority of Arabs in Palestine have accepted a two-state solution with 1967 borders, but Israel has rejected it for two decades.