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Bennett Ignores Mansour Abbas's Palestinian State Demand, Criticizes Netanyahu Instead Mansour Abbas demanded Israel recognize a Palestinian state, prompting Netanyahu to reject the idea and warn against left-wing alliances. Gadi Eizenkot also opposed the demand, while Naftali Bennett ignored Abbas and criticized Netanyahu instead.
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What happened 01 Mansour Abbas called for Israeli and US recognition of a Palestinian state to end the occupation. 02 Prime Minister Netanyahu firmly rejected the establishment of a Palestinian state under his leadership. 03 Gadi Eizenkot also opposed Abbas's demand but did not rule out political reliance on Ra'am. 04 Naftali Bennett ignored Abbas's demand and criticized Netanyahu instead. 05 Netanyahu warned against left-wing coalitions involving Mansour Abbas and Balad supporters. 06 Bennett's silence is notable given his previous government relied on Ra'am's support. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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