Belgium to recognize Palestinian state at UN, unveil sanctions on Israel
Belgium plans to recognize Palestine at the UN General Assembly and impose 12 sanctions on Israel, including bans on settlement goods and blacklisting officials, to pressure compliance with international law.
- Belgium will recognize a Palestinian state during the United Nations General Assembly this month, as announced by Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot.
- Prevot stated that Belgium will impose 12 sanctions on Israel, including a ban on imports from settlements.
- The recognition of Palestine aims to promote a two-state solution amid international criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza.
- This decision follows similar announcements by countries like France, Canada, and the UK, increasing pressure on Israel.
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