Which statement correctly compares and contrasts the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and Hamas?

A.
Although the PLO and Hamas are both opponents of Israel, the PLO wants to eliminate Israel, while Hamas members have been elected to the parliament.

B.
Although the PLO and Hamas are both in conflict with Israel, the PLO has recognized Israel's right to exist, while Hamas wants to eliminate Israel.

C.
Although the PLO and Hamas are both considered to be activist groups, the PLO is located in Egypt, and Hamas is located in Syria.

D.
Although Hamas and the PLO both want a peaceful resolution to conflict, Hamas is in favor of West Bank settlements, while the PLO is against them.

The correct statement is B.

Although the PLO and Hamas are both in conflict with Israel, the PLO has recognized Israel's right to exist, while Hamas wants to eliminate Israel.

Explanation:

PLO and Hamas are both in favor of the Palestinian people against the Israel occupation of the Gaza strip and want a separate state for the Palestinians leading the movement for the same, their ways are different.

Hamas is a quasi terrorist organisation while the PLO is a party within the nation that strives to achieve its goals with peace.

The PLO has recognized Israel's right to exist many times and does not want a conflict with them, while Hamas wants to eliminate Israel.

Both the forces want a Palestine with different ideals.

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