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Israels Netanyahu vows there will never be a Palestinian state: this place is ours

Summary of the Advisory Opinion of 19 July 2024

Joe Biden

Benjamin Netanyahu

Hassan Nasrallah

Bezalel Smotrich

Yair Lapid

Yuval Noah Harari

Eylon Levy

Ehud Olmert

Matthew Miller

Hossein Amir-Abdollahian

David Cameron

Joel Peters

Marwan Muasher

Bruno Maçães

Martin Ehl

Caroline de Gruyter

Muriel Asseburg

Judy Dempsey

Prince Faisal bin Farhan

Aaron David Miller

Yossi Beilin

Jonathan Jackson

William Astore

Tammy Baldwin

Lindsey Graham

Daniel Seidemann

Kirsten Allen

Tzipi Hotovely

Mohsen Rezaei

Jack Lew

“I will not allow it [a two-state solution]."

Netanyahu's government "doesn't want anything remotely approaching a two-state solution.

"The only thing that Iran and Israel have in common is that neither of them believes in a two-state solution."

"[T]he current conflict is likely to put the last nail in the coffin of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process."

"A two-state solution exists only in theory. In practice, it died long ago."

"The war between Israel and Hamas makes the two-state solution less viable than ever before."

"The two-state solution remains on the table, if only for the lack of any viable alternative."

"If Israel has the will, or capacity, to relocate 200,000 settlers from the West Bank and Jerusalem, a two-state solution is a viable option."

"If international actors can muster enough political will and capital... they could still bring about [a two-state solution]."

“[The two-state solution] is the only solution – there is no realistic competition.”

Will the Gaza War Lead to a Two-State Solution to the Israel-Palestine Conflict?

Mahmoud Abbas

Henry Kissinger

Jo-Ann Mort

Dahlia Scheindlin

J Street

Vedant Patel

Salam Fayyad

Who Will Control the West Bank After the Israel-Gaza War?

Donald Trump

Rashida Tlaib

Marco Rubio

Joe Truzman

Thomas S. Warrick

Tim Kaine

Jeremy Bowen

The Council on American Islamic Relations

Christopher Scott Murphy

Shlomo Ben-Ami

Kelebogile Zvobgo

Natan Sachs

Jennifer Gavito

Lazar Berman

"We will not allow the rights of our people, for which we have struggled for decades and made great sacrifices to achieve, to be infringed upon."

"Trump is not serious about wanting to "own" Gaza."

"Donald Trump's plan for the US to "take over" and "own" Gaza, resettling its population in the process, is not going to happen."

"The plan is not about to be implemented."

"I have news for you - we aren't taking over Gaza."

"Trump could be all bluster, but it would be unwise to write off his words or quietly hope that they don't materialize."

"I am committed to US president Trump's plan for the creation of a different Gaza."

"I'm committed to buying and owning Gaza."

Will The US Take Over Gaza?

Hamas

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib

Will Todman

Frank Lowenstein

Amin Saikal

Phil Gordon

Chris Christenbury

Taleed El-Sabawi

Shirion Collective

Zakka Jacob

"We are not going to occupy Gaza - we are going to free Gaza from Hamas."

"Israel will not annex or occupy Gaza."

"Unless the United States changes its stance, I think ultimately, Israel will continue with this plan."

"I think Trump is going to let Netanyahu do whatever he wants."

"Israel will take control of Gaza."

"We are conquering Gaza to stay – there will be no more temporary manoeuvring. It's time to stop fearing the word occupation."

Will Israel Take Control of Gaza City?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signed an agreement on Thursday to advance the E1 settlement expansion plan in the occupied West Bank, which includes 3,400 new homes for Israeli settlers on a 12-square kilometer-tract of land east of Jerusalem.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signed an agreement on Thursday to advance the E1 settlement expansion plan in the occupied West Bank, which includes 3,400 new homes for Israeli settlers on a 12-square kilometer-tract of land east of Jerusalem.

The E1 project would bisect the West Bank and cut off much of the territory from occupied East Jerusalem while linking up thousands of Israeli settlements in the area, making any future Palestinian state virtually impossible according to analysts.</span

Palestine Chronicle

The E1 project would bisect the West Bank and cut off much of the territory from occupied East Jerusalem while linking up thousands of Israeli settlements in the area, making any future Palestinian state virtually impossible according to analysts.

Netanyahu declared during the signing ceremony in Maale Adumim settlement that there will never be a Palestinian state, stating that the place belongs to Israel and promising to double the city's population from its current 37,000 inhabitants.</span

Netanyahu declared during the signing ceremony in Maale Adumim settlement that there will never be a Palestinian state, stating that the place belongs to Israel and promising to double the city's population from its current 37,000 inhabitants.

The total investment in the project includes approximately 3 billion shekels for infrastructure development and 7,606 housing units, with the plan representing the largest development since Maale Adumim's establishment in 1975.</span

The total investment in the project includes approximately 3 billion shekels for infrastructure development and 7,606 housing units, with the plan representing the largest development since Maale Adumim's establishment in 1975.

Palestinian Authority spokesperson Nabil Abu Rudeineh condemned the settlement expansion as illegal under international law and accused Netanyahu of pushing the entire region towards the abyss, while calling a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as capital inevitable.</span

Palestinian Authority spokesperson Nabil Abu Rudeineh condemned the settlement expansion as illegal under international law and accused Netanyahu of pushing the entire region towards the abyss, while calling a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as capital inevitable.

The International Court of Justice ruled in July 2024 that Israel's continued presence in occupied territory was unlawful and that Israel must cease all new settlement activities and evacuate settlers from occupied Palestinian territory.</span

The International Court of Justice ruled in July 2024 that Israel's continued presence in occupied territory was unlawful and that Israel must cease all new settlement activities and evacuate settlers from occupied Palestinian territory.

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The E1 settlement plan deliberately destroys any possibility of Palestinian statehood by severing geographical connections between Palestinian communities and isolating East Jerusalem from the West Bank. This expansion violates international law and transforms Palestinian territories into disconnected enclaves under occupation control, undermining decades of peace efforts.

The E1 settlement plan deliberately destroys any possibility of Palestinian statehood by severing geographical connections between Palestinian communities and isolating East Jerusalem from the West Bank. This expansion violates international law and transforms Palestinian territories into disconnected enclaves under occupation control, undermining decades of peace efforts.

Netanyahu Signs E1 Settlement Plan Declares There Will Never Be A Palestinian State

The Israel-Palestine Conflict

Netanyahu Signs West Bank Settlement Expansion, Rejects Palestinian State

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Freedom & human rights

Netanyahu is right: there can be no Palestinian state. International law affirms Israel’s sovereignty, while Palestinian leadership rejected statehood decades ago and chose terror instead. Today’s push for recognition rewards Hamas’s barbarism, undermines peace, and endangers Jews globally. A state built on bloodshed, without governance or legitimacy, cannot bring justice — only deepen chaos.

Netanyahu is right: there can be no Palestinian state. International law affirms Israel’s sovereignty, while Palestinian leadership rejected statehood decades ago and chose terror instead. Today’s push for recognition rewards Hamas’s barbarism, undermines peace, and endangers Jews globally. A state built on bloodshed, without governance or legitimacy, cannot bring justice — only deepen chaos.

Netanyahu's obstinate rejection of Palestinian statehood perpetuates a cycle of violence that threatens Israel's very survival. His shortsighted policies have isolated Israel internationally, fueled terrorism through desperation, and betrayed the democratic values that should define a Jewish state. True security comes through justice, not endless occupation and the denial of basic human dignity.

Netanyahu's obstinate rejection of Palestinian statehood perpetuates a cycle of violence that threatens Israel's very survival. His shortsighted policies have isolated Israel internationally, fueled terrorism through desperation, and betrayed the democratic values that should define a Jewish state. True security comes through justice, not endless occupation and the denial of basic human dignity.

There is a 50% chance Israel will recognize Palestine by 2070, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

There is a 50% chance Israel will recognize Palestine by 2070, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

Netanyahu Signs West Bank Settlement Expansion, Rejects Palestinian State

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