Summary
Palestinian political theorist who, on Moses’s account, talks of “Egalitarian binationalism” as a workable arrangement respecting the independent nationalities of Palestinians and Israelis while binding them in an equitable polity (More than Genocide, line 185).
Details
- Moses presents the idea in one closing paragraph, as the successor to Hans Kohn’s dashed binational vision; no work or date is given in the piece (line 185). A different presentation of a Bashir — Bashir and Busbridge on decolonization and Arab-Jewish relations — appears in Rethinking Statehood in Palestine; whether it is the same person is not established by this file.
Related pages
More than Genocide, Egalitarian binationalism, Binationalism