Original sentence: " He remained critical of the PLO leadership's stance and helps in the coordination of the Damascus-based Palestinian groups.In response to the 1993 Oslo Accords signed by Yasser Arafat, al-Hout resigned from his post in August 1993 in the PLO-EC—which he had rejoined in 1991—along with Palestinian cultural chief Mahmoud Darwish and discontinued to represent the PLO at the UNGA.Nonetheless, al-Hout remained a member of the PNC and PLO offices in Lebanon until his death
Edited sentence: " He remained critical of the PLO leadership's stance and helped in the coordination of the Damascus-based Palestinian groups.According to the The Guardian, al-Hout viewed recent Palestinian developments with "dejection and pessimism, though never despair.Al-Hout strongly advocated that all of historical Palestine belonged to the Palestinians, in one state, rejecting the two-state solution agreed on in the accords.He then became a founding member of the Arab National Conference in 1992.In 1991, Arafat—wanting his admired, but loud-spoken, friend inside the leading circle—reappointed al-Hout to the PLO-EC.In response to the 1993 Oslo Accords signed by Yasser Arafat, al-Hout resigned from his post in August 1993 in the PLO-EC along with Palestinian cultural chief Mahmoud Darwish and discontinued to represent the PLO at the UNGA.Instead, he began writing his memoirs and continued writing about Arab nationalism.Nonetheless, al-Hout remained a member of the PNC until his death, but retired from politics