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Netanyahu - Again - Rejects a Palestinian State; More Afraid of Ben-Gvir Than of Biden

Netanyahu - Again - Rejects a Palestinian State; More Afraid of Ben-Gvir Than of Biden

Israel's fat-face national security minister told Bibi point blank: Stop killing Gazans, and I'll dissolve the government, and you'll face charges

Feb 16, 2024
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu repeated Friday that there will be no Palestinian state as long as he’s in charge — a slap in the face to the Biden administration and the war whores in Congress who have said a two-state solution is the only avenue to peace in the region.

Most Americans have no clue that Netanyahu was deeply unpopular in Israel before the 7 October attack by Hamas, so he had to cobble together a government filled with fat-face racists like Itamar Ben-Gvir, his bloated national security minister. Ben-Gvir has told Netanyahu that he will dissolve the government if he ever eases the war effort in Gaza, and has recommended removing all Palestinians from the enclave as a humanitarian solution.

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Netanyahu on Friday responded to a report in the U.S. that Washington officials are working with Arab allies to lay out the groundwork for a Palestinian state.

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Netanyahu, who has reportedly bragged in private that he is the only Israeli leader who could keep that from happening, said giving the Palestinians statehood would be a “huge reward” for the 7 October Hamas attack.

"Israel categorically rejects international dictates regarding a permanent settlement with the Palestinians," Netanyahu said, according to Reuters. "Israel will continue to oppose unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state."

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