"Israeli Ministers Reject Palestinian Statehood in Postwar Plan, Emphasize Direct Negotiations"

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Top Israeli ministers, including Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, rejected the idea of Palestinian statehood, following a report that the United States was working on a post-war plan that included establishing a Palestinian state. They argued that a Palestinian state would be an existential threat to Israel, citing recent conflicts and attacks. The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that any political initiative not beginning with a Palestinian state as a full member of the United Nations was "doomed to failure."
- Top Israeli ministers reject Palestinian statehood as part of post war plan Reuters
- U.S., Arab nations plan for postwar Gaza, timeline for Palestinian state The Washington Post
- 'Not the time' for 'gifts' to Palestinians, says government spokesperson amid reports of plan for statehood The Times of Israel
- Conflict can only be solved by direct negotiations says Sa'ar The Jerusalem Post
- Netanyahu's Office Rejects WSJ Report on U.S., Arab Plan for Palestinian State - Israel News Haaretz
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