Netanyahu, facing potential defeat in the upcoming elections, declares: There will be no Palestinian state.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the establishment of a Palestinian state in the Gaza Strip or the West Bank will not be possible as long as he remains in office, reiterating his rejection of a Palestinian state.
Netanyahu added that his position on the Palestinian issue remains unchanged, emphasizing that his government will not allow, according to his statements, the establishment of a Palestinian state in Gaza or the West Bank.
Netanyahu’s remarks come amidst the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip and escalating international debate regarding the future of the Strip, alongside international calls to revive a political process leading to a two-state solution and the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
Netanyahu faces increasing political challenges within Israel, amidst widespread controversy surrounding his government’s policies, the war in Gaza, and the future of the political process with the Palestinians. In this context, his statements reaffirm his commitment to rejecting the establishment of a Palestinian state, at a time when international pressure is mounting for a political solution to the conflict.
التاريخ 10-8-2026
