Interest in a one-state solution is growing, however, as the two-state approach fails to accomplish a final agreement.

Ross claimed that what Arafat really wanted was "a one-state solution.

People claim that I'm for a one-state solution, which is not true.

A one-state solution would solve the problems of settlements, the right of return and Jerusalem.

Their middle east viewpoints can be characterized as supporting the continued existence of Israel, against a one-state solution.

Misinai also believes that given the option, most Palestinians would support a one-state solution.

Still others envisage a one-state solution in all of historic Palestine.

He called on Palestinians to start a debate on the idea of a one-state solution.

The problem with a one-state solution is that Israel won't even entertain it as an idea.

The "one-state solution" is a far- left fantasy not mainstream politics.