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SUMMARY:Exploring the horizon of an Israeli Palestinian confederation
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DESCRIPTION:The ongoing war\, genocidal violence\, occupation\, and humanit
	arian catastrophe in\nIsrael-Palestine have exposed the terminal crisis of
	 the status quo. Despite\ndecades of peace processes\, the two-state parad
	igm has been rendered nearly\nimpossible by settlement expansion\, territo
	rial fragmentation\, and the denial of\nPalestinian self-determination. Me
	anwhile\, one-state realities on the ground do\nnot offer political equali
	ty for both peoples. In this vacuum\, a third horizon\nis being discussed 
	among academics: a confederation of two sovereign states\nsharing one home
	land.\n\nThis evening – as the concluding public event of a symposium orga
	nised by NIAS\n(Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study) – experts on Isr
	ael-Palestine and\nbeyond\, together ánd with the audience\, critically ex
	amine a Palestinian–Israeli\nconfederation as an alternative political hor
	izon grounded in principles of\nequality\, mutual recognition\, shared sov
	ereignty\, and institutional cooperation.\n\nMoving beyond abstract endors
	ements of a “two-state solution\,” the confederation\nframework proposes c
	oncrete arrangements addressing core issues such as borders\,\nsettlements
	\, refugees\, Jerusalem\, and resource governance through mechanisms of\ni
	nterdependence rather than separation.\n\nTonight we discuss the condition
	s under which confederal arrangements can emerge\nand endure\, if and how 
	deeply divided societies can transition from conflict to\nshared governanc
	e\, and how issues of justice\, memory\, and asymmetry shape\ninstitutiona
	l design.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/exploring-the-horizon-of-an-israeli-pal
	estinian-confederation
GEO:52.3630433;4.8828596
LOCATION:De Balie - Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen 10\, 1017 RR Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:alternative,amsterdam-centrum,geopolitiek & mensenrechten,leidse
	plein,refugees
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>The ongoing war, genocidal violence
	, occupation, and humanitarian catastrophe in Israel-Palestine have expose
	d the terminal crisis of the status quo. Despite decades of peace processe
	s, the two-state paradigm has been rendered nearly impossible by settlemen
	t expansion, territorial fragmentation, and the denial of Palestinian self
	-determination. Meanwhile, one-state realities on the ground do not offer 
	political equality for both peoples. In this vacuum, a third horizon is be
	ing discussed among academics: a confederation of two sovereign states sha
	ring one homeland.</strong></p> <p>This evening – as the concluding public
	 event of a symposium organised by NIAS (Netherlands Institute for Advance
	d Study) – experts on Israel-Palestine and beyond, together ánd with the a
	udience, critically examine a Palestinian–Israeli confederation as an alte
	rnative political horizon grounded in principles of equality, mutual recog
	nition, shared sovereignty, and institutional cooperation.</p> <p>Moving b
	eyond abstract endorsements of a “two-state solution,” the confederation f
	ramework proposes concrete arrangements addressing core issues such as bor
	ders, settlements, refugees, Jerusalem, and resource governance through me
	chanisms of interdependence rather than separation.</p> <p>Tonight we disc
	uss the conditions under which confederal arrangements can emerge and endu
	re, if and how deeply divided societies can transition from conflict to sh
	ared governance, and how issues of justice, memory, and asymmetry shape in
	stitutional design.</p>
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