Netanyahu's Public Rejection of US Push for Palestinian State Sparks Controversy

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly rejects the US push for a Palestinian state, vowing to continue the offensive in Gaza "until complete victory" and opposing the establishment of a Palestinian state once the conflict ends. This stance widens the gap with Israel's western allies, as the US and many others have urged a revival of the "two-state solution". Netanyahu's rejection of Washington's diplomatic push and determination to stay the current military course have led to frustration in some American circles over the Biden administration's apparent blanket support for Israel.
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