Rubio says that those who realize a Palestinian state “cannot even tell you about its existence.”

“At the end of the day, Hamas sits there, saying: We are winning in the public relations war. We have all these countries lining up on our side of this argument.”

140 heads of state threaten to get acquainted with or those who have already recognized the Palestinian state “cannot even tell you about the place of this Palestinian state.” US Secretary of State Marco Rubio He said in an interview with Fox News Brian Celid on Thursday.

“They cannot tell you who will judge them. I think the third number, it’s the opposite results,” Rubio continued.

Rubio described unrelated decisions, saying, “This does not mean anything.”

“First of all, none of these countries has the ability to create a Palestinian state. There can be no Palestinian state unless Israel agrees to it.”

Rubio is like support Palestinian state Until you are on the same side as Hamas, adding that it will be a reward for the terrorist group. “At the end of the day, Hamas is the side of the Palestinian state.”

Rubio said Hamas had encouraged the ceasefire and hostage conversations with these statements. “If Hamas refuses to agree to the ceasefire, it will include recognition of a Palestinian state by all of these countries in September,” he said, adding that the statements are peach.

“At the end of the day, Hamas sits there, saying: We are winning in the public relations war. We have put all these countries that line up on our side of this argument. We have influence now. We should not agree on anything.

“Thus – they do not care about the number of people who die in Gaza, and they – they have hostages that they believe are their shield, and now they have all these countries that line up on their side,” Rubio continued.

He added that he hopes that there will be more international attention to Israeli hostages are still in the families of Hamas.

The Arab League calls for Hamas to remove arms, agree to a two -state solution

Kilmeade pressed Rubio on the fact that Arab league Hamas called for its arms and agreed to a two -state solution, asking whether these countries, especially Qatar, are affected.

Rubio answered that Qatar was useful and strong during the negotiations and expressed its frustration with Hamas. “I think the moment of truth should reach, as there should be consequences if Hamas continues to differ,” Rubio added.

He said that the anti -Israel narrative building around the world encourages Hamas.

He said: “We have seen this-looking at the unity of these supporters of the Islamic, anti-Western, anti-capital, a kind of integration,” referring to the protests against ice enforcement and immigration. “In many of these things, they are the same people.

They wear the same thing – waving the same flags, wearing the same veil, and they are the same people who closed our universities. This is what we have seen locally, and this has become a factor in many of these countries as well. “They are exposed to tremendous local pressure,” he said, explaining why countries make this announcement.

“You are watching the programming of things like the BBC – 95 percent of its coverage revolves around the extent of evil, in their narration, Israel. Very few paid into the hostages, families,” he said, “You know what the cameras do not pick up?