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Lemming is right with his first message.

I'd add that if you want a solution in which they stay in the same territory, as you said they  [authorities from other countries] would need to take out Netanyahu and find someone moderate to give the position of power to [yes undemocratically]. Also it'd take substantial amount of "propaganda"(I know it's not the right word I don't have a good word for it but basically campains changing the public opinion from the Israeli and palestinians as a lot are extremist)

Anyways it's very unlikely, I'd even say nearly impossible, that a peaceful resolution could come from the Israeli-Palestinian if both stay in the same territory, even with your well-thought-out plan, as extremists on both sides hold too much power and children are growing to hate the other side as they see the atrocities a lot of people on the other side are comitting.

Welcome to planet Earth. The average person always needed to work hard to survive.

By that logic preventing suicide is wrong since most people that try to kill themselves did not agree to be saved.

Giving birth is wrong since you did not agree to be alive.

Performing CPR is wrong since the person is unconcious and they did not agree to be performed CPR on.

Yeah no that logic doesn't work

Again, it's all a question of definitions. For me to call someone a slave, there would have to be a person or people that literally own that person and forces them to do specific work for them.

You're not forced to do anything you can choose your job you can be self-employed, an entrepreneur, etc., you have a choice, a slave has no choice.

If your point is that people have to work long and hard just to survive, well, would you call the tribes slaves too? 

It just depends on your defintion of a slave. I disagree with the person that said we're all slaves but he/she can simply take the definition that matches with their ideology