Original sentence: - Interviewer: Minister, how do you see the future of Palestine.- Kaddoumi: At this stage there will be two states.- Kaddoumi: [There are] 300 Million Arabs, while Israel has only the sea behind it.From Farouk Kaddoumi's interview to Iran's Al-Aram TV station, November, 2004 (, ):.The group has been accused of continuing attacks against Israeli civilians, and of supporting guerrilla warfare against Israeli soldiers and settlers in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and against the security forces inside Israel as a part of the Al-Aqsa Intifada
Edited sentence: " (Farouk Kaddoumi)."At this stage there will be two states.Fatah promoted a binational democratic one-state solution throughout its early history as a solution to the Israeli-Arab conflict.However, the Government of Israel consistently rejected this solution throughout the consequetive Labor and Likud regimes.In 1988, Fatah signaled its acceptance of a two state solution by declaring its recognition of UN Security Resolutions 242 and 194 as bases for conflict resolution and, in 1993, after many years of secret negotiations between PLO and Israel, letters of mutual recognition were exchanged between Yasir Arafat and Yitzhak Rabin.Many of its intellectuals and political thinkers have advocated this as a permanent and viable solution to the conflict, and many still do (See One-State website by many Fatah Palestinian and Israeli advocates of the one state solution One-State ).The group has been accused of continuing attacks against Israeli civilians, and of supporting guerrilla warfare against Israeli soldiers and settlers in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and against the security forces inside Israel as a part of the Al-Aqsa Intifada, which began in September 2000 as a Palestinian popular uprising against Israeli occupation