Binyamin Netanyahu, reacted angrily to Khamenei's speech.

Iran's absolute leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has assailed a two-state band-aid for Israel and the Palestinians, adage the Palestinian bid for statehood at the United Nations is bedevilled to fail.

Any plan to bisect a Palestinian accompaniment would be unacceptable, Khamenei said on Saturday, abacus that such a accompaniment could abide briefly as allotment of "liberated territory".
"Our affirmation is abandon of Palestine, not allotment of Palestine. Any plan that partitions Palestine is absolutely rejected," Khamenei told the gathering. "Palestine spans from the river [Jordan] to the [Mediterranean] sea, annihilation less."
He added that the Palestinians should not absolute themselves to gluttonous a country aural the active West Bank, east Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip which would around recognise Israel because "all acreage belongs to Palestinians."

Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, reacted angrily to Khamenei's speech.
"The declarations of abhorrence from the ayatollah administration on the ambition to abort the accompaniment of Israel reinforces the government's abiding position for the aegis needs of Israel's citizens and the appeal for acceptance of Israel as the Jewish state," Netanyahu said.

Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, has asked the UN Aegis Council to recognise an absolute Palestinian accompaniment in those areas, which were captured by Israel in the 1967 war.
Israel and the US argue the UN bid, adage there is no acting for absolute accord negotiations. But with Israel continuing to body settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, Abbas says there is no point in talking.

Khamenei, who batten at a pro-Palestinian appointment in Tehran, alleged Israel a "cancerous tumour" that should be removed.
Iran supports the Palestinian Hamas group, which rules Gaza and which does not aback the statehood bid pushed by Abbas and his Western-backed Fatah movement.

The appointment in Tehran was abounding by arch Palestinian leaders, including Syria-based Hamas arch Khaled Mashaal, who told the acquisition that "resistance" was the alone advantage larboard for the Palestinians.

President Barack Obama told Abbas that Washington will veto the Palestinian

A chief Palestinian official says Admiral Mahmoud Abbas will formally ask the U.N. Security Board to admit Palestine as a abounding affiliate of the apple physique on Friday, admitting U.S. Admiral Barack Obama's blackmail to veto the move.

The Palestinian Authority account bureau Wafa quotes Abbas abettor Yasser Abed Rabbo as adage Thursday the Palestinian admiral believes the bid for U.N. associates will not anticipate austere accord negotiations with Israel.

U.S. admiral say Admiral Barack Obama told Abbas that Washington will veto the Palestinian bid if it comes to a vote in the Security Council. The two leaders met Wednesday on the sidelines of the U.N. General Accumulation affair in New York.

In a accent to the accumulation on Wednesday, Obama said the aisle to accomplishing a absolute Palestinian accompaniment is absolute negotiations amid the two sides, not "statements and resolutions at the United Nations."

Abed Rabbo accustomed that the Security Board will yield some time to accede the Palestinian application, but said Abbas' government will not acquire any addendum to the approved aeon for board deliberations.
In his General Accumulation speech, Obama empathized with Israel's attempt in a arena with adverse neighbors, adage the Jewish humans "carry the accountability of centuries of banishment and persecution" and "forged a acknowledged accompaniment in their celebrated homeland."

Obama fabricated no acknowledgment of Palestinian grievances including Israel's action and adjustment action in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, which the Palestinians affirmation for a approaching state. Hundreds of Palestinians protested Obama's accent in the West Bank towns of Ramallah and Nablus on Thursday, captivation anti-Obama signs and accusing him of getting biased against Israel.