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Two-state solution where israel would be a state. he supports a one-state solution where the israelis would be a minority. now we find out he's what looks to me like a slumlord. your reaction? >> first of all great work by national review and daniel foster. they took the initiative to interview tenants of these low income housing developments. which are, by the way, subsidized with taxpayer dollars apparently imam rauf has been a slumlord overseeing several of these complexes. it makes you question the judgment of the city officials in new york who want to hand over god knows how much in gover...

There are other people in israeli that are saying, if there's not going to be a jordan option, the only other option is the one-state solution which tir phis more israelis than the two-state solution. i think the only credible, viable way of solving this problem is the two-state solution giving the israelis and palestinians the ability to moveing to. allowing them to have a pooers threatity with israeli. 57 nations, a third of the united nations don't recognize israeli today. they're isolated in the neighborhood and further afield. >> you have some contacts with israeli. what is your sense of ...

Government to say jordan takes the role in the west bank. that is never going to work, and we have to be very clear that jordan absolutely does not want to have anything to do with the west bank. all we'll be doing is replacing israeli military with jordanian military. we're talking about a viable entity. what i think these people are offering to try to pull jordan in is really nothing that would create enough statehood or make the palestinians feel they have something called their home. jordan, on the record, we've said it so many times, we will not have any role in the west bank. by trying t...

Different ethnic and religious backgrounds. i would maybe contest the percentages and the figures that you mentioned. but it is our country. the palestinians don't want to be in jordan. they want their lives. they want their football team. they want their flag to fly above their houses. so that takes us into very dangerous rhetoric. as you alluded to, if we do not talk about the two-state solution, then, again, are we talking about a one-state solution? is it going to be fair, transparent and democratic? i think the one-state solution is far more challenging to those in israel that pushed that...

Well, if you ask some mrinz they'll tell you this is effectively the end of a two-state solution. we're moving to a post two-state solution, perhaps into a one-state solution particularly because there's not a lot left for the palestinians to negotiate on. settlements have expanded. they don't have control of the entire west bank. control of east jerusalem completely in the hands of jerusalem, very little presence for palestinian institutions anymore. those have been shut down. the power is with israel. as a result, there really is no other alternative but to shift to post two-state solution t...