Netanyahu: It is impossible to have a bi-national state

The Zionist regime’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a weekly cabinet meeting has repeated his claims for declaring ‘Israel’ as a ‘Jewish state’, saying there would be no two nationalities in a single state.

Netanyahu said the existence of ‘the State of Israel’ as a Jewish state has not been actualized enough in the regime’s ‘Basic Laws.’

The Zionist authority said a bill heatedly discussed in the regime’s parliament aims to aims to meet the goal.

Netanyahu claimed the law would not restrict the rights and freedoms of non-Jewish individuals in Israel.

Netanyahu also said the establishment of a Palestinian state alongside Israel would turn Israel into a bi-national state.

"But I am saying something simple: it is impossible to hold the staff of our ‘nation’ together by gripping these two extremes. It is impossible to say that we want to separate ourselves from the Palestinians in order to prevent a bi-national state - something with a certain amount of logic to it - and then also say that we want a bit-national state, Jewish-Arab, in the current borders” of Israel.

The Zionist regime’s Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu in a weekly cabinet meeting has repeated his claims for declaring ‘Israel’ as a ‘Jewish state’, saying there would be no two nationalities in a single state.

Netanyahu said the existence of ‘the State of Israel’ as a Jewish state has not been actualized enough in the regime’s ‘Basic Laws.’

The Zionist authority said a bill heatedly discussed in the regime’s parliament aims to aims to meet the goal.

Netanyahu claimed the law would not restrict the rights and freedoms of non-Jewish individuals in Israel.

Netanyahu also said the establishment of a Palestinian state alongside Israel would turn Israel into a bi-national state.

"But I am saying something simple: it is impossible to hold the staff of our ‘nation’ together by gripping these two extremes. It is impossible to say that we want to separate ourselves from the Palestinians in order to prevent a bi-national state - something with a certain amount of logic to it - and then also say that we want a bit-national state, Jewish-Arab, in the current borders” of Israel.