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Netanyahu Vows No Palestinian State Under His Leadership, Criticizes Opposition and Muslim Brotherhood Allies
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
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Prime Minister Netanyahu firmly rejects the establishment of a Palestinian state under his leadership and criticizes opposition parties for aligning with the Muslim Brotherhood. His comments come amid complex coalition talks following recent elections, with polls showing a fragmented political landscape.
- 01Netanyahu vows no Palestinian state controlled by Iran will be established under his leadership.
- 02He criticizes opposition leaders for partnering with the Muslim Brotherhood and Arab parties.
- 03Recent polls show a fragmented political map with Eizenkot's party leading and Likud trailing.
- 04Coalition parties hold only 49 seats, complicating government formation.
- 05Benny Gantz warns against narrow or extremist-supported governments.
- 06Political analyst warns some right-wing parties risk failing to pass the electoral threshold.
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