Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has once again stated that he does not support the establishment of a Palestinian state, making his position clear just before a crucial vote at the United Nations. Netanyahu said he would not accept any proposal that includes the formation of a separate Palestinian state, maintaining that such a move would pose security risks for Israel.
His remarks come as the UN prepares to vote on resolutions related to the ongoing conflict and broader peace efforts in the region. The prime minister’s firm stance is expected to influence diplomatic discussions and international reactions ahead of the vote.
