Netanyahu spoke about the states that recognized Palestine

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised an "official response" to the countries that recognized Palestine and reiterated that there would never be a Palestinian state. This was announced on September 22 by his adviser Dmitry Gendelman in Telegram.

"There will be no Palestinian state west of the Jordan River. We have doubled Jewish construction in Judea and Samaria and will continue this path," Netanyahu stressed.

He added that the answer to the recognition of Palestine by Canada, Austria and the United Kingdom will be given after his return from the United States.

"The answer to the latest attempt to impose a state of terror on us in the center of our land will be given after my return. Wait," Netanyahu concluded.

Government response: Great Britain, Canada and Australia recognized Palestine

Why did the G7 countries take this step, and how will it affect the war in the Gaza Strip

Earlier, on September 21, it was reported that the prime minister also called the recognition of Palestine a "reward for terrorism" and promised that no state would be created west of Jordan. He will give his answer after returning from the states.

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