Netanyahu Rejects Mansour Abbas's Palestinian State Claims, Condemns Left-Muslim Brotherhood Alliance
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected Mansour Abbas's claim of a recognized Palestinian state and vowed no Iranian-controlled Palestinian state would be established under his leadership, condemning the left-wing coalition's ties with the Muslim Brotherhood.
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- Netanyahu vows no Iranian-controlled Palestinian state under his leadership in Gaza or West Bank.
- Mansour Abbas claims Palestinian state exists and is recognized globally except by US and Israel.
- Netanyahu criticizes left-wing coalition's alliance with the Muslim Brotherhood as costly.
- He accuses coalition partners of boycotting Likud voters while supporting Tibi and Balad.
- Abbas made his statement at a Ra'am party conference.
- Netanyahu names Eizenkot, Lieberman, and Hendel as coalition figures allied with Muslim Brotherhood supporters.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded sharply to Mansour Abbas, leader of the Ra'am party, following Abbas's statement at a Ra'am conference asserting that a Palestinian state exists and is recognized by most of the world except the US and Israel. Netanyahu declared firmly that as long as he remains prime minister, no Palestinian state controlled by Iran will be established in Gaza or the West Bank. He criticized the left-wing coalition's alliance with the Muslim Brotherhood, calling it a costly mistake and exposing the true partners of figures like Gadi Eizenkot, Avigdor Lieberman, and Yoaz Hendel. Netanyahu accused these partners of boycotting Likud voters while welcoming supporters of Ahmad Tibi and the Balad party.
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