Netanyahu on Palestinian Territories: Not a Colonial Power
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to former U.S. President Barack Obama's comments, in which he criticized Israel's policies of land seizure in the Palestinian territories. Netanyahu affirmed that the Jewish people are not foreigners occupying the land of their ancestors and that Israel's history is not a colonial project. He clarified that the land of Israel is not stolen, citing the historical and religious ties of Jews to the region, and rejected any comparison with European colonial experiences, explaining that the Israeli project is based on historical and religious rights. Netanyahu also blamed those he called "Israel's enemies" for obstructing peace efforts, emphasizing that Israel will not risk its continued existence for a deal with those who refuse to recognize it.
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