Accepts neither PA nor Israel, but only one state that includes both entities.
By JPOST.COM STAFF
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi on Friday expressed support for the Palestinian people under Hamas rule.
A report released in the Libyan press announced that Tripoli would continue to assist the Palestinian people in their just struggle to establish a state.
During a meeting between the Libyan leader and exiled Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal, Gaddafi asserted that his country did not recognize either Israel or the Palestinian Authority, but rather, would only accept a one-state solution that would combine the two entities.
Gaddafi had previously presented his one-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, though it never received any popular support.
The plan consisted of the establishment of a single, democratic nation extending from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. The country was to be called Isratine.
Just on Thursday, the Breaking the Ice peace mission, which consisted of a multi-national, multi-cultural group of people, was refused entry into Libya because of its Israeli participants.
The group was told "Israel does not exist as a country, it is Palestine. We don't allow occupiers into our country."
Breaking the Ice was established as a group that brings together people from many different countries and cultures, in hopes of bridging gaps between them through a rigorous trek across the Sahara Desert.