Anti-Israel Leaders Embrace One-State Palestine Across Israel, Gaza and West Bank
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 11
Anti-Israel Leaders Embrace One-State Palestine Across Israel, Gaza and West Bank
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 11
Summary
Three anti-Israel leaders told Fox News Digital they want a single state called Palestine replacing Israel, spanning modern-day Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.
Their model pairs equal voting and citizenship rights with a Palestinian right of return, a formula the report says would end Israel’s legal status as a Jewish nation-state.
Hatem Abudayyeh, Miko Peled and Maryland candidate Sam Husseini each rejected a two-state outcome, with Husseini even floating “1948” as an alternative name before saying Jews could accept “Palestine.”
Millions marched this weekend in Washington, London, Paris, Madrid and Kuala Lumpur, where chants of “from the river to the sea” and “there is only one state” echoed the same goal.
The report says that message is being amplified by a broader protest network that includes CodePink and other groups tied to Neville Roy Singham, who has poured $278 million into allied organizations.