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Australia to switch stance on UN votes as a pathway to two-state solution

  • Australia has changed its diplomatic position by backing a United Nations resolution for Israel to "end its unlawful presence" in the occupied Palestinian territories.
  • 157 countries supported the resolution, including Australia, while eight, such as the United States and Israel, voted against it.
  • Australia's ambassador to the UN, James Larsen, stated that a two-state solution is the only hope for peace.
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