This is the correct answer. It doesn't matter what we think of a deal, it matters what the Palestinian people and their organs of resistance think of it. We should trust them to know if a deal like this is strategically useful to them at this stage in their struggle.
This. Hamas knows, better than many armchair “experts” online that the goal is not for Israelis to find humanity (impossible) but to be so frightened that they’d rather flee Israel to the US, Europe, Argentina, Australia, etc. Half the nation has a second foreign passport, after the Al-Aqsa Flood, a significant number of Israelis citizens boarded on planes, buses and boats going anywhere for a short holiday. Fear of Hamas from the South and a significantly stronger Hezbollah from the north might, for once, cause a reverse settlement process.
You have to understand that for a number of decades the IDF has successfully portrayed itself as an unstoppable juggernaut, and therefore many “dual nationality” Jewish people are only there because they have been convinced it’s safe.
I have read that in other to get Israeli citizenship you have to cancel any previous citizenships. Source: https://www.gov.il/en/service/request_for_citizenship_of_a_person_who_holds_pemanent_residency
Israel might play this even harder and say say remainder of people (50% as you say) also should loose it in order to stay in Israel.
Actually I once applied for a citizenship in another country. what the Country can do is to ask you to request your original country to delete your citizenship.
Hamas supports it, so do I.
This is the correct answer. It doesn't matter what we think of a deal, it matters what the Palestinian people and their organs of resistance think of it. We should trust them to know if a deal like this is strategically useful to them at this stage in their struggle.
This. Hamas knows, better than many armchair “experts” online that the goal is not for Israelis to find humanity (impossible) but to be so frightened that they’d rather flee Israel to the US, Europe, Argentina, Australia, etc. Half the nation has a second foreign passport, after the Al-Aqsa Flood, a significant number of Israelis citizens boarded on planes, buses and boats going anywhere for a short holiday. Fear of Hamas from the South and a significantly stronger Hezbollah from the north might, for once, cause a reverse settlement process.
You have to understand that for a number of decades the IDF has successfully portrayed itself as an unstoppable juggernaut, and therefore many “dual nationality” Jewish people are only there because they have been convinced it’s safe.
I have read that in other to get Israeli citizenship you have to cancel any previous citizenships. Source: https://www.gov.il/en/service/request_for_citizenship_of_a_person_who_holds_pemanent_residency
Israel might play this even harder and say say remainder of people (50% as you say) also should loose it in order to stay in Israel.
In theory, but Israel doesn’t decide even if they “canceled” the other citizenships, only the other country decides that.
Actually I once applied for a citizenship in another country. what the Country can do is to ask you to request your original country to delete your citizenship.
And many countries will accept it