
Israel's Netanyahu rejects UN backing of Palestinian statehood bid
The Hindu
Benjamin Netanyahu said his government unanimously rejected the U.N. decision to promote the recognition of a Palestinian state.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on May 15 his government unanimously rejected the U.N. decision to promote the recognition of a Palestinian state, his office said.
"We will not let them establish a terror state from which they can attack us even more," Mr. Netanyahu said. "Nobody will prevent us, Israel, from exercising our basic right to defend ourselves - not the U.N. General Assembly and not any other entity."

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