Yosef Haddad Supports Two-State Solution, Citing Israeli Arabs as Key
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Yosef Haddad expressed support for the two-state solution in a September 2022 interview with the German publication Jüdische Rundschau. He stated that the solution requires certain conditions and will originate from Israeli Arabs, not international bodies. Haddad believes Israel's Arab citizens are the key to resolving the conflict if fully integrated into society. The interview was conducted in Jerusalem by Jürgen Th. Müller.
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- Yosef Haddad supports the two-state solution, stating it requires specific conditions.
- Haddad believes the solution to the conflict will come from Israeli Arabs.
- He stated that two million Arab citizens of Israel are the solution if fully integrated.
- The interview was published in the September 2022 issue of Germany's Jüdische Rundschau.
- Interviewer Jürgen Th. Müller noted global leaders also back the two-state solution.
Yosef Haddad, in an interview published in the September 2022 issue of the German Jewish monthly Jüdische Rundschau, stated his support for the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. "Yes, the solution is the two-state solution," Haddad responded, adding that "several conditions must be met" to achieve it. The interview was conducted in Jerusalem by writer Jürgen Th. Müller and was reportedly held in English, with the interviewer translating it into German. The discussion appears on page 37 of the print edition and on the newspaper's website.
Müller noted that global politicians, from former U.S. President Joe Biden to former German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, advocate for the two-state solution as the sole path to peace, envisioning an independent Palestinian state living alongside Israel. He then asked Haddad for his position.
Haddad asserted that the resolution to the conflict "will not come from the United Nations, nor from the European Union, the U.S., or Qatar. The solution will come from the Israeli Arabs!" He believes that Israel's two million Arab citizens represent the solution, provided they are fully integrated into Israeli society.
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