Abu Ziad reiterated that Netanyahu will then embark on endless negotiations, in which he will demand securing Jerusalem as the eternal capital of Israel and the Jordan Valley as its eastern defense border.

Haber dismissed the possibility that Netanyahu will have new ideas in any new initiative. He believes Netanyahu's main agenda is domestic, mainly to appeal to the right-center and to obtain their support for his leadership.

Azzam Alahmad, the head of the Fatah Parliamentary bloc, said that the idea of a Palestinian state with provisional borders has been floated before, and once again would be totally rejected.

"The Road Map from 2004 talked about a real state at the last stage. We have promises from the international system for creating a Palestinian state, he added. Netanyahu is not under international pressure but is trying to show that he is a man with a peaceful agenda," Azzam Alahmad said.