US EditionPalestinian Statehood to Loom Large at UN General Assembly
A dozen countries, including key U.S. allies, recognize Palestinian statehood at the U.N., increasing total recognitions to 156 out of 193 members amid ongoing Gaza conflict.
- This week in New York, the United Nations General Assembly is convening its 80th meeting, with a major focus on the increasing acknowledgment of Palestinian statehood.
- This focus follows Sunday’s announcements that the UK, Australia, Canada, and Portugal recognized Palestine, triggering Israeli right-wing calls for annexation of West Bank areas.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu, currently in the United States, signaled he will raise annexation at the next cabinet meeting and meet President Trump next Monday to discuss the issue.
- The U.S. vetoed the sixth binding Security Council resolution demanding an immediate Gaza ceasefire and humanitarian aid, further isolating Washington and Israel internationally.
- These developments highlight growing regional tensions amid worsening Palestinian humanitarian conditions and Israeli consideration of sanctions on countries recognizing Palestine.
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DNyuzPalestinian statehood to loom large at UN General Assembly
Some 140 world leaders are in New York as the United Nations fights for relevance on its 80th anniversary France, Belgium and other states recognized Palestinian statehood following a two-state solution conference Another major issue facing the organization is its ongoing struggle to finance itself Read below for a roundup of the latest news, analyses and videos on the United Nations' 80th General Assembly session on September 23, 2025. WATCH …
The growing number of Western countries that recognize the Palestinian state disrupts the PP’s strategy, which claimed that Sánchez had been isolated and had become a tool of HamasThe international community is advancing at the UN in the recognition of Palestine in the face of the Israeli genocide Following the logic of the Popular Party, Pedro Sánchez is less isolated today than Friday. The United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and Portugal, the la…
Palestinian statehood recognitions deepen Israel’s diplomatic isolation
In a move that has sent ripples through diplomatic circles and sparked outrage in Jerusalem, multiple countries — including some of Israel’s key allies — officially recognized a Palestinian state yesterday. The coordinated announcements by the U.K., Canada, Australia and Portugal, with more to come, mark a significant shift in the West’s posture — one that, while largely symbolic, underlines concerns about growing efforts to isolate Israel diplo…
Israel, US to boycott summit on Palestinian statehood as more countries announce recognition
Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon said the event is a “circus” that rewards terrorism. By Vered Weiss, World Israel News France and Saudi Arabia will open a summit in New York on Monday aimed at advancing a two-state solution, with several countries expected to recognize a Palestinian state. The initiative comes as world leaders gather for the UN General Assembly. The United Kingdom, Canada, Portugal, and Australia announced recognition …
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