US Edition4 Western Nations Renew Commitment to Implementing 2-State Solution to Palestinian Issue
- Diplomats from four Western nations renewed their commitment at a May 2025 UN meeting in New York to implement a two-state solution for Palestine and Israel.
- This meeting followed the UN General Assembly's decision in resolution ES-10/24 to convene a special conference in June to advance a peace plan.
- The conference aims to produce an action-oriented outcome document outlining a clear path to lasting peace based on UN resolutions and mutual recognition.
- The foreign ministries of Spain, Ireland, Slovenia, and Norway called the solution morally right and stressed that only a viable Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as capital can meet peace needs.
- This renewed international effort may provide legitimacy and framework to end decades of conflict, urging global members to support Palestine's recognition and peaceful settlement.
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Four European countries call for Palestine to be admitted as a full member of the United Nations
Four European countries—Spain, Ireland, Slovenia, and Norway—called in a joint statement for Palestine to be admitted as a full member of the United Nations. This call came during the Madrid+ Group meeting.
Middle East Summary, May 29, 2025. Spain, Norway, Ireland and Slovenia renewed on Wednesday their commitment to the creation of two states of Palestine and “Israel”, regarding the first year of recognition of the Palestinians. In a statement from the Spanish Chancellery, it was recalled that in the framework of the meeting of [...] The Palestine Entrance. Spain, Norway, Ireland and Slovenia renew their support for the Palestinian State / Senegal…
Spain Welcomes European and Arab Nations for Crucial Talks on the Israel-Palestine Two-State Solution
Spain Hosts Diplomatic Conference to Revive Israel-Palestine peace Efforts In a notable diplomatic endeavor,Spain has convened representatives from various European and Arab nations for a crucial conference aimed at revitalizing the long-stagnant two-state solution regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict. As regional tensions escalate,this gathering—set in a historically important venue—highlights a renewed dedication to dialog and collaboration…
In a joint statement released today, Slovenia, Spain, Ireland and Norway reaffirmed their commitment to the two-state solution and the principle that a sovereign Palestinian state is the only true path to lasting peace in the region. They called on the international community to follow their example and recognize both states.
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The Minister for Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, José Manuel Albares, warned that the two-state solution is "very close" to being "impossible" because of the war in Gaza and the settlement policy being carried out by Israel in the West Bank, once again encouraging those countries that have not yet done so to recognize the Palestinian state.
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