> "Anyone who wants to thwart ..." That's an unverified quote which Netanyahu denied saying. > Hamas changed their charter in 2017 and supported the 1967 bord

> "Anyone who wants to thwart ..." That's an unverified quote which Netanyahu denied saying. > Hamas changed their charter in 2017 and supported the 1967 borders. First it's only certain Westerns who like to frame it as a new charter, while Hamas never used such language and never recanted their original charter. More to the point, Hamas' 2017 document accepts the concept of a state along 1967 borders, presumably as a stepping stone, "without compromising its rejection of the Zionist entity", i.e. while still demanding "the full and complete liberation of Palestine, from the river to the sea". > Israel does not. There's nothing sacred about the 1967 armistice line in particular, but the 2ss offers Israel made in 2000 and 2008 would have been pretty close.