Netanyahu Vows No Palestinian State Under Iranian Control While He Is Prime Minister
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Prime Minister Netanyahu affirmed he will prevent an Iranian-controlled Palestinian state in Gaza or the West Bank while in office, criticizing political rivals for aligning with Islamist groups.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu vows no Palestinian state under Iranian control during his tenure.
- He rejects such a state in both Gaza and the West Bank.
- Netanyahu attacks political opponents for forming a left-wing coalition with the Muslim Brotherhood.
- He names Eizenkot, Lieberman, and Hendel as part of this coalition.
- He accuses them of boycotting Likud voters but supporting Mansour Abbas and Balad.
- The statement highlights Netanyahu's firm stance on security and political alliances.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that no Palestinian state under Iranian influence will be established as long as he remains in office, explicitly rejecting such a development in both Gaza and the West Bank. During his statement, Netanyahu criticized his political opponents, accusing them of forming a left-wing coalition allied with the Muslim Brotherhood. He claimed this coalition includes figures like Gadi Eizenkot, Avigdor Lieberman, and Yoaz Hendel, who he said boycott Likud voters while welcoming supporters of Mansour Abbas and the Balad party. Netanyahu's remarks underscore his firm stance against Palestinian statehood under Iranian sway and his ongoing political battle with opposition factions.
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