Netanyahu says no Palestinian state in Trump talks, army to remain in 'most of Gaza'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he did not agree to a Palestinian state during his talks with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House the previous day.
"Not at all, and it is not written in the agreement. One thing was made clear: We will strongly oppose a Palestinian state," Netanyahu said in a video posted overnight Monday to Tuesday on his Telegram channel.
He added in the video that the Israeli military would stay in most of Gaza.
"We will recover all our hostages, alive and well, while the (Israeli military) will remain in most of the Gaza Strip".
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