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'PA may consider one-state solution'
Later in the day she told NPR she was not surprised by the furor her Jerusalem remarks had caused. "I'm not surprised by anything, because this is the tightrope of all tightropes, and I'm well aware of that. ...Settlements have never been a precondition by anyone - Palestinian or Arab or the United States - to getting into negotiations" Clinton said. When those talks were resumed, she said, "Everything, from borders to Jerusalem to refugees, has to be resolved between the parties." Full Article at Jerusalem PostI'm not surprised by anything, because this is the tightrope of all tightropes, and I'm well aware of that. ...Settlements have never been a precondition by anyone - Palestinian or Arab or the United States - to getting into negotiations
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'PA may consider one-state solution'
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The Palestinian Authority must start searching for other options. A Palestinian state without Jerusalem as its capital would be meaningless. The Palestinian people haven't excluded other options, including the option of a one-state solution
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Everything, from borders to Jerusalem to refugees, has to be resolved between the parties.
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The entire peace process is at a crossroads. The Palestinians won't rule out other options
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Successive Israeli governments have destroyed any chance of reaching a two-state solution
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The situation is very grave
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We are talking about resuming final status negotiations ... On the other hand, Israel is talking about beginning the final status talks. The Americans, for their part, are talking about re-launching the final status talks.
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I think his [Abbas] getting into negotiations would actually change the dynamic and give him a very strong platform. But for all kinds of reasons, most particularly his willingness to work with the Israeli government to postpone the so-called Goldstone Report, has made it very difficult for him to go fo...
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I want to start by saying our policy on settlements has not changed. And I want to say it again, our policy on settlement activity has not changed. We do not accept the legitimacy of settlement activity
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It is not what we would prefer, because we would like to see everything ended forever. But it is something that I think shows at least a positive movement toward the final status issues being addressed.
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