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0404Politics

Netanyahu: Jewish People's Right to Statehood in Historic Homeland Is Non-Negotiable

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Hebrew · Sole source

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the Jewish people's right to a state in their historic homeland is non-negotiable. The statement was made via Instagram, accompanied by a video. The article also features a request for users to use clean language in comments and lists various contributors and timestamps.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated the Jewish people's right to a state in their historic homeland is non-negotiable.
  • Netanyahu made his declaration in an Instagram post that included a video.
  • The article includes a request for users to maintain respectful language in comments.
  • The source text lists several individuals and their roles, along with timestamps.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Thursday that the Jewish people's right to self-determination in their historic homeland is not subject to negotiation. He made this declaration in a post on Instagram, accompanied by a video. The article includes a prompt for users to maintain respectful language in their comments. The source text also lists several individuals and their roles, including Tom Abramson, Avshalom Shoshani, Yitzhak Cohen, Sivan Negbi, Noam Rivkin Fenton, and Simon Levy, along with photo credits and timestamps from various dates, indicating a compilation of content rather than a single event narrative.

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