Gershon Baskin presents his twenty-three year experience trying to advance peace on the basis of Two-States for Two-Peoples. He provides his understanding of the development of the conflict over the past two decades, and offers a detailed analysis of the current political climate in Palestine.
At J-Street’s 2011 Conference, entitled “Giving Voices to our Values,” (Feb. 26-March 1, 2011 in Washington DC) Gershon Baskin stated that he supports a Unilateral Declaration of a Palestinian State that will result in a fait-accompli that the Israelis will have to deal with, including BDS against settlements and Israeli Read more
Gershon Baskin feel s that no matter how much concealer we apply, we cannot change reality or mask the fact that our Knesset has become a bastion of xenophobia.
When the Palestinians take to the streets, the squares and the checkpoints in mass nonviolent protest against the occupation, they will win. And when it’s all over, we will be grateful.
Gershon Baskin feels that one of the primary concerns of Jewish Israeli citizens, the Law of Return, does not make non-Jewish citizens less equal.
Our ability to empathize with the Egyptian masses rather than to only fear them would be greatly enhanced if we learned more about the opposition groups.
The future of Israel is not linked to the corrupt, nondemocratic regimes we call “moderate,” but to the masses of people who take to the streets demanding rights.
Gershon Baskin shares his ideas about the fate of the people of the Jewish faith living in areas that are not on the Israeli side of the Armistice Demarcation Lines established on April 3, 1949 between Israeli forces and Jordanian-Iraqi forces
Understanding what has been leaked, the PM should move forward with current Palestinian leadership as soon as possible.
The present political environment makes 1989 look like child’s play…..(people)… are playing with fire and our democracy is at stake, along with the many innocent citizens whose ‘crime’ is working for this to be a truly democratic state living in peace with its neighbors.