Summary
The system the 2006 Future Vision demands for Israel: a democracy embodying two groups, Jews and Palestinians, guaranteeing real resource, leadership and decision-making participation, defined as an extended coalition between the elites of the two groups, equal proportional representation, mutual right to veto and self administration of exclusive issues (The Future Vision of the Palestinian Arabs in Israel, PDF p.10-11).
Details
- The View calls for a Consensual Democratic system enabling Palestinian Arabs to be fully active in decision-making and guaranteeing individual and collective civil, historic and national rights, against a Jewish State definition that excludes them (PDF p.5).
- Institutional self-rule in education, culture and religion within the State poses this system (PDF p.10).
- On land, distributional justice laws are to be adopted within the consensual democracy, and new structural planning is to be based on its principles with distributional justice (PDF p.17-18).
- The legal paper builds its collective–national rights on democratic principles of consensuality and power sharing (PDF p.15).
Related pages
The Future Vision of the Palestinian Arabs in Israel, Consociationalism, Binationalism, Ethnocracy