Netanyahu: If I Lose the Elections, the Government Will Withdraw from Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Sunday that losing the upcoming elections would mean an immediate withdrawal from Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, and the establishment of a Palestinian state.

In a statement, Netanyahu said that if he does not win the upcoming elections, the incoming government "will immediately withdraw from Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria and establish a Palestinian state," he said.

Netanyahu cautioned that establishing a Palestinian state backed by "great powers" would be "the beginning of the end for Israel," while emphasizing that his government is working to strengthen settlement expansion.

He pointed out that his government has established 104 new settlements and 160 agricultural pastoral settlements.

Regarding Iran, Netanyahu stated that "the Iranian threat is not yet fully eliminated," affirming that his government will continue working to complete the mission against Tehran.

These remarks come as part of Netanyahu's campaign to emphasize the need for his government to remain in power ahead of upcoming legislative elections.