Israel does not have a leader that accepts the right of a Palestinian State to exist, either. Just worth pointing out.
In fact, he's done more to thwart one ever coming into being that any other living person, and has far more blood on his hands than any Hamas leader, even prior to October 7th.
That's not any excuse for anything Hamas has done. The Palestinian cause would be better served without them, and the corrupt PA.
I would also point out in reference to an earlier post, too, that Ehud Barak did not enter the Camp David negotiations in good faith. He knew that what he was offering would not be acceptable to Arafat for several reasons, mainly around Jerusalem and the right of return, and his intention was always to walk away blaming Palestinian intransigence for the failure of the talks. And it worked.
In fact, he's done more to thwart one ever coming into being that any other living person, and has far more blood on his hands than any Hamas leader, even prior to October 7th.
That's not any excuse for anything Hamas has done. The Palestinian cause would be better served without them, and the corrupt PA.
I would also point out in reference to an earlier post, too, that Ehud Barak did not enter the Camp David negotiations in good faith. He knew that what he was offering would not be acceptable to Arafat for several reasons, mainly around Jerusalem and the right of return, and his intention was always to walk away blaming Palestinian intransigence for the failure of the talks. And it worked.