Israeli Foreign Minister Warns Against Palestinian State
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Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar warned that international pressure seeks to establish a "Palestinian terror state" within Israel. He urged national unity during the election period and highlighted ongoing diplomatic efforts to counter adversaries.
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- Foreign Minister Sa'ar warned international pressure aims to create a Palestinian terror state.
- He stated this state would be a base for destroying Israel.
- Sa'ar highlighted Israel's ongoing diplomatic efforts and need for unity.
- He urged Israelis to remember their brotherhood amidst external threats.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar stated on Tuesday that international pressure on Israel aims to force the establishment of a "Palestinian terror state" within the country. He made these remarks during a memorial ceremony hosted by the Foreign Ministry to commemorate the events of October 7th and honor the victims and fallen soldiers.
Sa'ar warned that Israel is being pushed towards indefensible borders, despite the clear need for minimal geographic depth demonstrated by recent events. He asserted that the political, legal, and economic pressures are intended to impose a Palestinian state that would serve as a launching pad for destroying Israel, aligning with a "stage-by-stage doctrine."
Addressing Israel's ongoing diplomatic efforts, the Foreign Minister described them as daily defensive battles, but also highlighted the forging of new paths, seizing opportunities, building new connections, renewing relationships, and expanding Israel's diplomatic network. He emphasized that Israel cannot afford to surrender and must ensure that those acting against it do not benefit, but rather suffer consequences.
Sa'ar also touched upon the current election period, urging for unity within Israel. He acknowledged that election times are challenging for any democratic society and reminded Israelis of their shared brotherhood, emphasizing that those who disagree with them are not enemies, especially given their surrounding adversaries.
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