Summary
Bashir Bashir’s term, as Moses presents it, for a workable arrangement that respects the independent nationalities of Palestinians and Israelis while binding them in an equitable polity (More than Genocide, line 185).
Details
- Moses sets it as the successor to Hans Kohn’s vision of a binational state in Palestine, dashed by the “iron wall” logic of other Zionists: “Maybe the ghost of Kohn could return one day.” (line 185)
- It is a form of Binationalism; the piece gives no work, date or institutional detail for Bashir’s formulation (line 185).
Related pages
More than Genocide, Bashir Bashir, Hans Kohn, Binationalism, One-state solution