I propose a 3 State solution to the Israel / Palestine conflict.

Rather than implementing a two state solution where Israel coexists with Palestine, which we have seen they are incapable of doing, we should involve a third state. Namely, Utah.

It’s pretty simple, really and I don’t understand why no one has thought of it before.

Just move Israel to Utah. That’s it.

Why?

  1. The biggest issue here is that Israel would be homeless were it not for Palestinian land. This encroachment on Palestine is the reason for the bloodshed.
  2. It’s silly to act like there isn’t enough land for everyone when we’re not really using Utah.
  3. It would give the Palestinians their land back and end the bloodshed, allowing them to rebuild even bigger than before. Then maybe they could actually profit off of things like resorts and TGI Fridays
  4. The USA is a huge supporter of Israel and has been looking for a 51st state for some time now. Also since they’re cash rich from tarrifs and borrowing Venezuela, they could foot the bill and consider it an investment. The taxes would pay for itself in no time.
  5. Some believe Israel is a holy land promised to them by God. The same is true for Utah, and if you forget about the whole “who is the real Messiah” debate, they’re both talking about the same God.
  6. Both are kind of just shitty deserts
  7. Make SLC the next Tel Aviv / Silicon Valley
  8. The Great Salt Lake is every bit as cool as the Mediterranean and has just as rich of a history, if not more. The Miditerranean doesn’t even have Great in its name.
  9. Decrease terrorism in the Middle East while increasing tourism in the Southwest
  10. The Mormons are seriously so nice they would probably just give the Israelis their homes.
  • PhilosoDOOM@lemmy.world
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    15 hours ago

    Fun facts about Mormonism no one ever talks about (not even the Jews, and Mormons themselves):

    If you’re baptized Mormon, you’re are adopted into the house of Israel, thus becoming an “adopted” Jew. Organizations like the JDL are well aware of this Mormon belief, yet they don’t seem to care, or maybe they do but choose not to publicize it. For what reason?

    Elohim is the name of the Mormon God, although his name is not to be uttered (oops!). The Jewish God bears the same name, amongst various other names, depending on which Rabbi’s argument is presented.

    Mormons believe in the city of Zion, as the New Jerusalem, to established on the American continent before near the time of the new mellenium. It’s both a literal and figurative belief.

    Related note: Utah is home to the largest NSA data center, where a lot of Mormons get hired to work there. On google maps, they changed the name “NSA Data Center” to “Utah Data Center”. Check out the Google reviews for some insight on what the locals think about that place.