A member of the Israeli War Council, Minister Gideon Saar, said that it is important to preserve the current Israeli emergency government during the war, in response to its attack by US President Joe Biden.

Sa'ar said during a meeting with the families of those killed in the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation, commenting on Biden's statements: "There are no good decisions. There are necessities. We will not agree to a Palestinian terrorist state."

He continued that the war government in Israel is the only one “possible” currently, and “we will not agree to a Palestinian terrorist state - neither in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) nor in Gaza. We will not agree to give up security responsibility there,” stressing that the war government will not agree to Harmful settlement in the West Bank.

Biden made a surprising statement on Tuesday evening in which he said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must “replace his government... The current government is the most extreme government in the history of Israel and it does not want a two-state solution.”

Netanyahu confirmed in a previous statement on Tuesday that there are disagreements with the United States regarding the next day for the Gaza Strip, stressing that the Fatah movement “will not be there after the war... I will not allow Israel to repeat the Oslo mistake... Gaza will neither be (Hamastan) nor (Fathistan)” .