Netanyahu: A left-wing government would include those calling for Palestinian statehood
As long as he is prime minister, a Palestinian state run by Iran will not be established, Benjamin Netanyahu vowed on Saturday, adding that such a state would be the result if a narrow left-wing coalition forms Israel’s next government following the Oct. 27 election.“The price of a left-wing coalition with the Muslim Brotherhood has been exposed once again,” Netanyahu tweeted in Hebrew.He was referring to an address delivered by the United Arab List (Ra’am) Party leader Mansour Abbas on Saturday evening in which he called on Israel to recognize a Palestinian state, which was already “a reality.”“All of the world will acknowledge it—after the United States and Israel fulfill their duty and recognize it [too],” he continued at his party’s convention in the city of Tayibe.Abbas emphasized, “We want the peace between the State of Israel and a Palestinian state to materialize. We recognize a Palestinian state.”In his X…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Saturday that a left-wing government in Israel would lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state, which he vowed would not happen under his leadership. His comments followed an address by United Arab List (Ra’am) leader Mansour Abbas, who called for Israeli recognition of a Palestinian state, describing it as "a reality." Netanyahu tweeted, "The price of a left-wing coalition with the Muslim Brotherhood has been exposed once again," linking Abbas's party to the Muslim Brotherhood. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir also criticized Abbas, referring to his plan for the next government as intending "to establish a state of terror." Netanyahu reiterated his firm opposition to a Palestinian state during a meeting with Jared Kushner, stating he is "100% firm on this" and that the "vast majority of Israelis are against" it.
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