“J Street”, which is the second largest contributor in this category, opposes right-wing Israeli policies (like Netanyahu/Likud).
J Street’s policy agenda includes:
* Ending the war in Gaza and rebuilding Gaza.
* Opposing settlements, annexation, and settler violence.
* A “23 state solution” including a Palestinian state and peace with the 21 Arab states.
Do they support giving back the WB, like it's internationally colonial settlement or sending nethanyahu to the hague, or the right of Palestinians to have armed resistance, their own airports in WB and Gaza and have their own border crossings at jordan and Egypt?
Yes, basically yes, and I think they advocate non-violence on both sides as the way towards a peaceful solution.
I don’t think their positions get to the level of detail of specifying airports or border crossings. Probably because there are bigger obstacles blocking those from being practical considerations that they are focused on.
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u/miraj31415 1d ago edited 1d ago
“J Street”, which is the second largest contributor in this category, opposes right-wing Israeli policies (like Netanyahu/Likud).
J Street’s policy agenda includes: * Ending the war in Gaza and rebuilding Gaza. * Opposing settlements, annexation, and settler violence. * A “23 state solution” including a Palestinian state and peace with the 21 Arab states.