Jordanian PM: One-state solution possible if Palestinians get equal rights

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Jordan’s prime minister has said his country could view positively a “one-state democratic solution” to the Israel-Palestine dispute, provided it gave equal rights to both peoples.
In an interview with the Guardian newspaper, Omar Razzaz said Israel's annexation policy would be "ushering a new apartheid state," that could destabilize the region.
“The way we see it, anything short of a viable two-state solution is going to push not just Jordan, not just Palestine, not just Israel, but the region and the world into chaos,” the prime minister said.
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