Hamas accepts two-state solution
Tuesday, 16 June 2009 17:54
Xinhua
Palestine, June 16 (Xinhua) Islamic Hamas movement accepts a Palestinian statehood alongside Israel, its deposed premier Ismail Haneya said Tuesday.
"We welcome and push for achieving this dream if there was a real project aims at settling the Palestinian cause on the basis," Haneya said in a news conference with visiting former U.S. president Jimmy Carter in Gaza city.
Haneya added that the Palestinian statehood should be within the 1967 border "with sovereignty and full Palestinian rights and with Jerusalem as its capital."
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