Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the formation of a Palestinian state in Gaza is unacceptable, reiterating his stance despite the Israeli regime's inability to achieve its goals during the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

Why it matters:  
This statement highlights the regime's opposition to any Palestinian governance in Gaza.

The big picture:  
Netanyahu’s comments come after a particularly challenging battle for the Israeli military, which has faced criticism for its operational failures. The rhetoric reinforces Israel’s long-standing refusal to recognize a sovereign Palestinian entity in Gaza.

What he is saying:  
Netanyahu said, "We will not allow the establishment of a Palestinian state in Gaza.” 

Key points:  
- Netanyahu stated that removing Hamas's military capabilities is a top priority.
- He rejected the idea of allowing Qatari and Turkish forces into Gaza, marking a significant divergence from previous peace proposals.
 

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