Jailed PFLP leader: Only a one-state solution is possible!
Ahmad Saadat, currently serving 30 years in Israeli prison,
believes peace talks will deepen Palestinian rift.
A jailed Palestinian leader has warned against more peace talks with Israel, saying a resumption of negotiations will not achieve Palestinian goals and deepen divisions among Palestinians.
Ahmed Saadat, secretary-general of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), said the Middle East conflict could only be resolved through the creation of a state shared by Palestinians and Jews - a position at odds with the "two-state solution" long sought by world powers.
In written answers to questions from Reuters, Saadat condemned Palestinian participation in indirect negotiations that are expected to begin soon under the stewardship of the United States. The questions were delivered by his lawyer.
Il villaggio di An Nabi Saleh, nei Territori Palestinesi Occupati, è uno dei tanti che ha scelto la resistenza popolare nonviolenta come forma di opposizione all’espansione delle colonie illegali israeliane. Qui le donne rivestono un ruolo centrale rispetto alle manifestazioni. Nel video proposto un esempio di resistenza quotidiana in Palestina. 
Based on a high sense of national and historical responsibility, and owing to the dangers facing our people and for the sake of reinforcing and consolidating the Palestinian internal front and protection of national unity and the unity of our people in the homeland and in the Diaspora, and in order to confront the Israeli scheme that aims to impose the Israeli solution which shatters the dream of our people and the right of our people in establishing their independent Palestinian state with full sovereignty; this scheme that the Israeli government intends to impalement in the next phase as establishment of the erection and completion of the apartheid wall and the Judaization of the Jerusalem and the expansion of the Israeli settlements and the seizure of the Jordan Valley and the annexation of vast areas of the West Bank and blocking the path in front of our people to exercise their right in return.
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