I Will Not Allow a State to Be Established in the Heart of Israel: Benjamin Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that he will not permit the establishment of a Palestinian state. He made this statement before traveling to the United States, where he is set to speak at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly in New York and hold a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington.

“I am going to the UN General Assembly and Washington. At the UN, I will express our truth—the truth of Israeli citizens, the truth of Israeli soldiers, the truth of our state. I will condemn those leaders who wish to establish a state in the heart of Israel, instead of condemning murderers, rapists, and those who burn children. This will not happen,” Netanyahu emphasized.

During his trip to Washington, Netanyahu will meet President Trump for the fourth time, discussing the enormous opportunities opened by their victories, as well as the necessity of achieving the war's objectives: the return of all captives from the Gaza Strip and defeating Hamas.

Earlier, at a conference held at the UN headquarters in New York, Andorra, Belgium, Luxembourg, Malta, San Marino, and France announced their recognition of the Palestinian state. Additionally, on September 21, Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Portugal also recognized Palestine. According to their announcements, commitment to the principle of 'two states for two peoples' is the key to peace and security for both the Palestinian and Israeli peoples.