Editing One-state solution (section)

===Palestinian views on a binational state===
Prior to the 1960s, no solution to the conflict in which Arabs and Jews would share a binational state was accepted among Palestinians. The only viable solution from the Palestinian point of view would be an Arab state in which European immigrants would have second-class status. The Palestinian position evolved following Israel's victory in the [[Six-Day War]], when it became no longer realistic to expect the militarily powerful and densely populated Jewish state to disappear. Eventually, Palestinian leadership committed to the idea of a two-state solution.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://mondediplo.com/2010/10/03binationalism |title=A history of conflict between opposing ideals - Le Monde diplomatique - English edition |website=Mondediplo.com |date=2010-09-30 |access-date=2016-04-12}}</ref> But according to a poll taken by the Palestine Center for Public Opinion in 2020, around 10% of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza believe that working towards a binational state should be a top priority.<ref>Pollock, David.  [https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/palestinian-majority-rejects-two-state-solution-backs-tactical-compromises "Palestinian Majority Rejects Two-State Solution, But Backs Tactical Compromises."] ''The Washington Institute for Near East Policy''.  25 February 2020.  9 June 2021.</ref>