In meeting with Kushner, Netanyahu makes 'very clear, in no uncertain words, that he is against a Palestinian state'
In a meeting on Monday with Jared Kushner, U.S. President Donald Trump’s son-in-law who advises the president on Middle East subjects, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made “very clear, and in no uncertain terms, that he is against a Palestinian state,” according to a senior Israeli official.Kushner and other visiting Americans didn’t press a Palestinian state, but the prime minister made it “abundantly clear that he is 100% firm on this,” the senior Israeli official told JNS.The Israeli prime minister made the statement during a discussion about Israel’s red lines.Netanyahu “made it incredibly clear that this was something that he is against, and the vast majority of Israelis are against,” the Israeli official told JNS. “I think the other side heard the message very well.”The discussions come as implementation of Trump’s 20-point plan remains stalled over the issue of Hamas’s disarmament. The Jewish state has maintained that the terror group…
During a Monday meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump's adviser Jared Kushner, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "made very clear, and in no uncertain terms, that he is against a Palestinian state," according to a senior Israeli official. Netanyahu emphasized his firm opposition, stating that he is "100% firm on this" and that "the vast majority of Israelis are against" a Palestinian state. This stance was conveyed during discussions about Israel's red lines, with the Israeli official noting, "I think the other side heard the message very well." The meeting also addressed the stalled implementation of Trump’s 20-point plan for Gaza, which requires Hamas's disarmament before reconstruction can begin. Kushner affirmed, "We will not allow Gaza to be rebuilt until demilitarization occurs."
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