Against this maximalist background, the PLO subsequently changed much of its strategies and policies. For example, by 1969, the PLO envisioned the possibility of a new solution to the problem of Palestine, one that satisfies the Palestinian need for self-determination and, at the same time, recognizes the reality of Jewish presence on Arab land. By then, the objective of the PLO became focused on establishing what became known as a democratic, progressive, secular state in Palestine, in which Arabs and Jews would live together in one state.I don't recall anyone saying they want Israel. And who said no Jews?Israel's version of peace is all of Palestine without the Palestinians.
You have that the wrong way round as it is the Palestinians version of peace that is all of Palestine and Israel without the Jews
Read the hamas/fatah/PLO charters to answer both your questions.
Palestine-Israel Journal b The Changing Meaning of Statehood in PLO Ideology and Practice b
Just islamofascist propaganda again that does not address my reply at all. In 2015 the charter of the PLO, hamas and fatah were shown to be no different to what they where when all 3 came into existence. All call for the genocide of the Jews, the destruction of Israel and the formation of an Islamic nation based on the same laws as IS in its place