“…a Palestinian child, if asked to sketch the map, would produce one that’s amazingly similar to what a Jewish Israeli child would come up with”

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It’s a reasonable assumption that a Palestinian child, if asked to sketch the map, would produce one that’s amazingly similar to what a Jewish Israeli child would come up with. And both of them will do it naturally, without thinking about the political implications, the UN partition plan or the two-state solution versus the one-state idea.

Sayed Kashua, “Israelis and Palestinians Already Live in a Binational State. Ask Any Jeweler.”, Haaretz (5 May 2016) [http://www.haaretz.com/opinion/.premium-1.718110?v=B0A34F361FE6738A663486977B08C60A]

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