After Netanyahu, Now Hamas Leader Trashes ‘Two-State’ Solution; ‘Oct 7 Revived Dream Of…’ | Watch

Updated on Jan 24, 2024 09:03 pm IST

A senior Hamas leader said his group will never accept the ‘two-state’ solution. In a Kuwaiti podcast, Khaled Mashal said that Gazans & the Israelis cannot co-exist. Mashal also added that the Oct 7 attack proved that it is possible to wipe out Israel. Mashal's remarks come after Israel also rejected the ‘two-state’ solution. Meanwhile, UN chief Antonio Guterres extended his support to the ‘two-state’ solution. Watch this to know more.

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