Bennett reaffirmed no Palestinian state
The former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett confirmed that his political and security positions have not changed, and that he will not establish a Palestinian state nor relinquish any part of Israeli territory. This statement comes as part of his efforts to attract right-wing voters, especially from Likud and Religious Zionist parties, ahead of the upcoming elections. Bennett clarified that forming a government with parties like "Ra'am" would not alter the political approach, and emphasized that Israel will not give up any inch of its land, reaffirming that security and political stances are fixed and unchanging. He stated that right-wing voters desire change but fear that such change could lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state. He also affirmed that his ability to withstand political and security pressures surpasses that of Benjamin Netanyahu.
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