Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that there is no possibility of establishing an independent Palestinian state. Speaking to reporters, he said there is no room for two states between the sea and the Jordan River. When asked whether a Palestinian state could be allowed if he returns to power after the upcoming Israeli elections, Netanyahu reiterated that one of the principles of the broad national government he seeks to lead is that there is no place for two states.
Netanyahu added that three years ago, public opinion on the issue was divided, with most people opposing a Palestinian state but a significant portion supporting it. He claimed that the situation has now changed and that this shift forms the basis of a new agreement. Earlier, he described a framework agreement with Lebanon as a historic achievement and a major blow to Iran and Hezbollah.
The remarks underscore Netanyahu’s firm stance against a two-state solution and highlight his focus on regional security and political consolidation ahead of the elections.
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