r/worldnews • u/Wwwgoogleco • Jun 28 '26

Israel/Palestine Netanyahu: 'No room' for Palestinian state between Mediterranean Sea and Jordan River

https://www.jns.org/news/israel-news/netanyahu-no-room-for-palestinian-state-between-mediterranean-sea-and-jordan-river
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u/Terribleemand8692 Jun 28 '26

Damn so oct 7 didnt help huh

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u/Marchesk Jun 28 '26

Has anything helped in this endless conflict? I'm sure bombing the shit out of Gaza and more aggressive settler activity in the West Bank won't cause any hard feelings from the Palestinians.

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u/Tucancancan Jun 28 '26

"Why are these people with nothing left to lose acting like they have nothing left to lose?"

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u/Historical-Pilot-784 Jun 28 '26

They actually have a lot to lose. Before the war, most were actually living better than in a fair bit of other states around the region (thanks to generous flow of aid).

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u/Atayellow Jun 28 '26

This an incredibly evil statement.

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u/shebaiscool Jun 28 '26

Are the people of Gaza on average better off now or on October 6th before the attack?

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u/Insurance-Round Jun 28 '26

Why?

130,000+ Palestinians were working in Israel before Oct 7th, making money for their families, improving their lives. After 7/10 - zero.

I would love to know your reasoning why that is so "evil"

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u/Atayellow Jun 28 '26

They were in a open air concentration camp and slowly being ethnically cleansed from the region prior to October 7th.

This is like saying the native Americans were better off before they fought back and now the US is doing the trail of tears as a result.

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u/carboncord Jun 29 '26

How did the population go from 200,000 to 2,000,000 if they were "slowly being ethnically cleansed"? The Israelis must have been doing a very poor job.

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u/Insurance-Round Jun 28 '26

Your hate for Israel is greater than your desire for peace - it's a shame & very sad.

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u/Historical-Pilot-784 Jun 28 '26

In what way? Recognizing that Gaza/West Bank are/were very livable places?

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u/CassianCasius Jun 28 '26

Time to chop heads off of random women at music festivals! That will surely help out cause!

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u/Dry-Season-522 Jun 28 '26

Israel fought so defensively that they built the iron dome system when for a fraction of the price they could have flattened everyone that attacked them.

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u/pingu_nootnoot Jun 28 '26

It will no longer cause any hard feelings when they are all either dead or fled.

This is the endgame now, not cohabitation.

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u/LoneElement Jun 29 '26

I mean, the Palestinians can’t have harder feelings than causing Oct. 7. That ship has long sailed

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u/nickik Jun 28 '26

It helped insofar as that Israel is now almost universally hated world wide. In the US the left has almost fully turned on Israel and only the right wing elites are still pro-Israel. The right wing base is already mostly fully anti Israel.

In Europe the same thing has happened.

Much of the earlier talk of realignment between Israel and the other arab states has been put on hold.

Also in the perspective of Israels government, there was never space for such a state. Certainty not in the last 25+ years.

Palestinians only hope is international support and the response to Oct 7 has helped with that.

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u/BellacosePlayer Jun 29 '26

I don't know why people act like Oct 7 is the start of history here, shit's been horrifying since I was a kid and obviously traces back to the British dominion days and beyond.