65% of Palestinians do not believe in two-state solution

A recent survey shows two thirds of Palestinian people do not believe in the so-called two-state solution to the conflict with the Israeli regime.

The survey was based on interviews with 1,270 Palestinians.

Palestinians are seeking to create an independent state on the territories of the West Bank, East al-Quds, and the besieged Gaza Strip and are demanding that Israel withdraw from the occupied Palestinian territories.

The regime in Tel Aviv has refused international calls to stop its illegal settlement expansion  in the occupied Palestinian lands, an issue which led to the collapse of the last round of Israeli-Palestinian talks in August 2014.

More than 1,569 Palestinians have been displaced since the beginning of the current year as a result of Israeli demolitions in the occupied territories, compared to 688 Palestinians uprooted last year, according to UN figures.