Netanyahu rejects Palestinian state, warns of Iran threat and calls for unity government
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Outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Tuesday of potential international pressure on Israel to withdraw from territories it controls in Gaza, Syria and Lebanon, accept the establishment of a Palestinian state and tolerate a nuclear-armed Iran.
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Outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Tuesday of potential international pressure on Israel to withdraw from territories in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon, accept a Palestinian state, and tolerate a nuclear-armed Iran. Addressing the 26th Knesset, he called for a national unity government under his leadership to confront regional and international challenges.
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Netanyahu warned of potential international pressure to accept a Palestinian state and tolerate a nuclear-armed Iran, framing these as mounting regional challenges. He called for a national unity government to confront these threats, emphasizing the need for political unity in the face of external demands.
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Outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Tuesday of potential international pressure on Israel to withdraw from territories it controls in Gaza, Syria and Lebanon, accept the establishment of a Palestinian state and tolerate a nuclear-armed Iran. Addressing the o…
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