I think personally speaking, I think if the two states are undermined between the river of Jordan and the Mediterranean, Palestinians should focus on one state equal rights.
Saeb Erekat: “I think personally speaking, I think if the two states are undermined between the river of Jordan and the Mediterranean…”
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Erekat discusses the implications of the U.S. recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and suggests that Palestinians should shift their focus to seeking equal rights instead of a two-state solution.
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