Netanyahu says he will not bring anyone into his government who supports a Palestinian state
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared he will not bring anyone into his government who supports a Palestinian state, calling Palestinian statehood an existential threat. He also criticized Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas after Abbas said Israel and the U.S. should recognize a Palestinian state, warning such a coalition would lead to a Palestinian state 'run by Iran.'
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🇮🇱 Netanyahu declared he won't bring anyone into his government who supports a Palestinian state, calling Israel's current moment a once-in-history opportunity that can't be squandered. He called Palestinian statehood an existential threat, warning, “you establish a Palestinian
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🇮🇱🇵🇸🔥Netanyahu criticized Ra’am leader Mansour Abbas after Abbas said Israel and the U.S. should recognize a Palestinian state. -Netanyahu warned a left-wing 'Arab Party' coalition with that party would lead to a Palestinian state “run by Iran.” Netanyahu fear that Palestinian https://t.co/CZQFrXpQOv