Netanyahu denies land seizure claims
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected former U.S. President Barack Obama's accusations that Israel is seizing Palestinian lands, affirming that the Jewish people have been connected to their land for thousands of years and that Israel is not an colonial state. He emphasized that Israel refuses to make concessions that threaten its security, and that any peace agreement must be based on the reality of the region, stressing that Israel will not abandon its security or borders. This comes amid the verbal escalation between Netanyahu and Obama, who criticized Israeli policies toward the Palestinians and called for recognition of Palestinians' right to their land, warning that reliance on military superiority endangers Israel's long-term moral legitimacy.
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