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I understand his concern, security concerns. there is a very frightening kind of regionalism kags right now, but if israel is going to permanently control the west bank, then you're going to have a one-state solution that as john kerry and barack obama have repeatedly said will lead to israel having control over millions of people who lack citizenship or right to vote or it's the end of a jewish state and that's a very grim scenario i think. >> does not sound like a peaceful one. >> and i think it will be a recipe sadly for future war. >> and to just review what's most recently reported, gaza ...

Conceived by the united states, after the 1967 war, after israel proved that it could be essentially an aggressive state against soviet-alied neighbors. its always been instrumental element of american foreign policy. never to bring about peace and moments from israelis, arabs, palestinians. that's where it comes from. what has always been there that nobody talk abouts is there essentially is a one-state solution. and the one state, this is not because i advocate it, i'm looking at reality on the ground, in terms of the numbers of people that are there. one state could come about in essentiall...

In an election. i think they could win an election in gaza because you couldn't create a situation of free political activity. i don't know how well they would now do on the west bank. >> do the majority of palestinians support the destruction of israel as a policy? they know that's not possible. hamas continues to talk about that. >> a lot of palestinians are prepared to co-exist with israel, would happily accept a two-state solution. a lot would depend on the details of the palestinian state. there are a large number of palestinians that would prefer a one-state solution. they look at the de...

Can have access to peaceful civilian nuclear energy, but that doesn't require an industrial unit uranium enrichment program, a heavy water reactor, advanced centrifuges, and it certainly doesn't require nuclear facilities dug deep into mountains. >> all right, so, now know what the people in power think, but where do the american people stand? according to one survey conducted by gfk polling for "foreign policy" magazine, support for a two-state solution is surprisingly tepid. just 39% support that when given. if the two-state solution were taken off the table, 65% of americans in the poll say...

That winning would almost be like losing. and for the palestinians, their problem is that the israelis are settling more than as less land that is available for a future palestinian state. so time is running out for both sides to reach a peaceful two-state solution. and in the absence of a two-state solution, the next alternative would be what they call a one-state solution. one state between the jordan river and the mediterranean. that would be a recipe for disaster and there's no way that a peace process could take care of that kind of scenario. so the urgency for a two-state solution was ex...