Netanyahu’s response to accusation that he will help Trump build ‘Palestinian State’ after elections–‘Total nonsense with no connection to reality’

ed note–and anyone who thinks for a moment that the issue of Trump’s ‘peace plan’ that would in effect create a Palestinian state  and which was the cause of the downfall of previous presidents does not factor into the present coup d’etat in progress in trying to drive him from the White House needs to just go back to doing whatever it was they were doing before the advent of cheap and readily-available internet where everyone overnight becomes a geo-political expert based upon the fact they belong to a few Facebook groups that champion the Palestinian cause.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will go along with US President Donald Trump’s peace plan and call for a Palestinian state, Education Minister Naftali Bennett warned on his way into Sunday’s cabinet meeting.

“Netanyahu and Trump are coordinating the presentation of a plan to establish a Palestinian state the day after the election,” he said.

Bennett repeated what has long been reported, and said the Trump administration is waiting until after April 9 before presenting its plan in order to avoid interfering in Israel’s elections.

“A day or two after the elections, they will present a plan to establish a Palestinian state on 90% of the West Bank and divide Jerusalem,” the New Right Party leader warned.

According to Bennett, the next government will include the centrist Blue and White Party.

“The only way to stop it is with a strong New Right,” he said.

Likud responded by saying Bennett’s statements were “total nonsense with no connection to reality. After the elections, Netanyahu will establish a right-wing government.”

Netanyahu said on Thursday that a government led by the Blue and White Party “will establish, I want to say sooner or later, but with them it will be much sooner, a Palestinian state… on the outskirts of Tel Aviv. It will be next to Afula and Beersheba… A Palestinian state will endanger our existence.”

Blue and White has yet to present a platform on the matter, following the unification of Yesh Atid, Telem and Israel Resilience, whose candidates have stated different views on a possible two-state solution.