Netanyahu says Israel will respond to Palestinian statehood moves at UN within days

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

80% : "After the UN General Assembly, I will meet with my friend, President Trump.
49% : Ahead of his scheduled speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says at his weekly cabinet meeting that Israel will respond to calls to establish a Palestinian state at the conference of world leaders in the coming days, calling for a "fight" against the move, which he says would "endanger [Israel's] existence." "At the UN, I will present the truth.
42% : "We will also have to fight at the UN and in all other arenas against the false propaganda directed at us and the calls for the establishment of a Palestinian state -- which would endanger our existence and constitute an absurd reward for terror," he continues, repeating past remarks that nations recognizing a Palestinian state at the General Assembly are rewarding Hamas's acts of terror against Israel.

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