Opinion: 'While governments speak of a two-state solution, what we have today is a 'one-state reality,'' writes former hrw executive director KenRoth in DW's Weltzeit.
While governments speak of a two-state solution, what we have today is a"one-state reality," writes former executive director of Human Rights Watch Kenneth Roth.The deepening repression of the far-right Israeli government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is providing plenty of reasons for concern. The government has moved to further undermine the judiciary, threatening to leave government decisions entirely untethered from meaningful judicial oversight.
Admittedly, the Palestinian Authority does not yet speak of a one-state reality. Its officials cling to the illusion of a peace process as the only way to maintain their position of power. Yet the PA has in effect become an Israeli government subcontractor with the task of keeping discontent with Israel’s repressive occupation in check.
Supporters of the Israeli government cannot avoid acknowledging this discrimination but have tended to dismiss its importance by arguing that it is temporary—that the"peace process" will resolve it. Given the endless"peace process," with no serious talks in years, that response has long ceased to be credible.
Or to put it in more negative terms, Israel’s far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir said in March in response to mild criticism from German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock,"The last ones who should be preaching to us are the Germans." As the Jewish son of a father who grew up in Frankfurt and fled to New York as a 12-year-old boy in July 1938, I understand in a personal way the evil that the Nazi regime imposed.
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