But it sounds like you are suggesting they negotiate for permanent misery instead of perpetual.Those things have to be negotiated. My point is that Palestinian sovereignty should be number 1 on the the priority list. May be some land swaps to enable a contiguous land needs to be agreed to. The alternative is perpetrual misery.
Israel does not have any incentive to agree to a 2 state or a 1 state solution. They have money, power, control and the patronage of the world's most powerful country that will go to any lengths including hurting their own countrymen, to protect Israel. The Palestinians are at a severe disadvantage and it is time to look at their reality and make the best out of it. I am not saying it is just or ideal. I am saying, what else can they do, to get Israel to agree?
Things like BDS take a long time to work. People are fundamentally uncaring so when you tell an American business to choose between money and the Palestinians, they are going to choose money. So I guess what I am saying is, aim for quick wins. And then negotiate from there.
In 2007 Israeli PM Olmert issued this warning:
In an interview with the Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz, Ehud Olmert said Israel was "finished" if it forced the Palestinians into a struggle for equal rights.If the two-state solution collapsed, he said, Israel would "face a South African-style struggle for equal voting rights, and as soon as that happens, the state of Israel is finished". Israel's supporters abroad would quickly turn against such a state, he said."The Jewish organisations, which were our power base in America, will be the first to come out against us because they will say they cannot support a state that does not support democracy and equal voting rights for all its residents," he said.
Those reports have come out and Israel has worked incredibly hard to keep them out of the mainstream. Add in charges at the ICJ and ICC and Israel becomes a pariah state. Already they've lost about half their support of US Jews and the support of most Americans and Canadians. Governments can't continue to be backing an apartheid state in trial for genocide.
For Palestinians this means not fighting for slightly better bantustans it means fighting for the end of zionism and its rule in Israel.
That is now coming.