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Netanyahu to behave more arrogantly after win: Analyst

Friday, 20 March 2015 10:08 AM [ Last Update: Friday, 20 March 2015 10:07 AM ]

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gestures to supporters as he reacts to exit poll figures in parliamentary elections on March 17, 2015. © AFP

Press TV has interviewed Mark Glenn, a political commentator from Idaho, to discuss a recent vow by Palestinians to halt security cooperation with Tel Aviv in response to the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s opposition to the formation of an independent Palestinian state.

Glenn believes that Netanyahu’s remarks would not catch anybody off guard as it was obvious from the very beginning of his premiership that he is not committed to the so-called peace negotiations with Palestinians.

The analyst points to the victory of Netanyahu’s right-wing Likud party in the regime’s parliamentary vote, saying the Israeli premier would adopt a more arrogant approach towards Palestinians following the win, he says.

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