Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a firm rejection of the establishment of a Palestinian state on Sunday, September 21. His statement was a direct response to recent moves by Britain, Australia, and Canada to formally recognize Palestinian statehood.
In a public address, Netanyahu declared that such recognition acts as a "major reward for terrorism," specifically referencing the October 7th attacks. He delivered an unequivocal message to the international community, stating, "This will not be allowed to happen. There will be no sovereign Palestinian state established west of the Jordan River." This position reinforces his long-standing security policy and marks a significant hardening of his government's public stance on the issue.
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