Former Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia, whose nom de guerre is Abu Ala, is taking another serious look at the “one state solution” with Israel.

Qureia, who was deeply involved in the creation of the Oslo Accords, on Saturday called on Palestinian Authority Arabs to consider abandoning the “two-state solution.”

Once the PA´s chief negotiator, Qureia expressed frustration and disappointment with the paralyzed peace process in an interview published over the weekend in the London-based Al-Quds Al-Araby newspaper.

"Despite the endless problems it embraces, [it] is one of the solutions that we should be contemplating through an internal dialogue,” Qureia said. The Arab world, he said, was too preoccupied with its own affairs to attend to the issues facing the Palestinian Authority and its bid for statehood.

Referring to the numerous Israeli communities in Judea, Samaria and the large part of Jerusalem restored to the capital in the 1967 Six- Day War, Qureia said the two-state solution was only relevant “before Israeli bulldozers buried this project.”

The Ramallah-based PA government´s ruling Fatah faction, led by chairman Mahmoud Abbas, is vehemently opposed to a one-state solution with Israel. However, recently in Doha, Ramallah was represented by several Israeli Arab Knesset Members who were identified, and self- identified, as officially attending the gathering specifically on behalf of the Palestinian Authority. (IsraelNationalNews © 2012 03/18/12)