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Home / World / Netanyahu Accuses Foreign Leaders Of Giving Prize To Hamas

'Palestinian state will not happen,' says Netanyahu; accuses foreign leaders of giving 'prize' to Hamas

Says that he would announce Israel's response after a trip next week to the US
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London, Updated At : 09:42 PM Sep 21, 2025 IST
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on September 15. Reuters

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the establishment of a Palestinian state “will not happen.”

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Netanyahu put out an angry statement after Britain and other Western allies said they were unilaterally recognising a Palestinian state in a step seen as a show of displeasure with Israel.

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Netanyahu accused the foreign leaders of giving a “prize” to Hamas.

“It will not happen,” he said. “A Palestinian state will not be established west of the Jordan River.”

Netanyahu said he would announce Israel's response after a trip next week to the US, where he is to meet President Donald Trump at the White House.

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