US EditionHow Gaza exasperation pushed three Israel allies towards recognising Palestinian state
France, the UK, and Canada plan to recognise Palestinian statehood to strengthen the Palestinians' position amid Gaza's humanitarian crisis, with over 75% of UN members already recognising Palestine.
- Concern grew about starving children in Gaza and Israel's offensive undermining chances for a Palestinian state, prompting France to announce recognition of Palestine at the U.N.
- Britain would recognize a Palestinian state in September unless there was a ceasefire and lasting peace plan from Israel.
- Canada followed suit after Britain and France moved to recognize Palestine, saying international cooperation is essential for Middle East peace.
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The only realistic solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict
The willingness of a growing number of Western states, especially France, Britain and Canada, to reverse their policy and move towards recognising a Palestinian State reflects growing international despair, disappointment and disillusion over the continuing humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip
Frustration drives 3 Israel allies towards recognising Palestine
When Spain, Ireland and Norway announced in May last year that they would recognise a Palestinian state, Israel’s closer allies dismissed the move as unhelpful to solving the crisis in Gaza. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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The Philadelphia TribuneEven Israel’s defenders are finally admitting the truth
Something is shifting. International pressure on Israel has reached a new peak as images of starving Palestinian children shock the conscience of even its longtime supporters. France declared plans to recognize a Palestinian state in September. Britain announced it is…
Canada’s Dangerous Embrace of Appeasement - Israel Unwired
By recognizing a Palestinian state after the Oct. 7 massacre, Prime Minister Mark Carney rewards terror, abandons Israel and sabotages the path to real peace. (Aug. 1, 2025 / JNS) Canada’s new prime minister, Mark Carney, has made his diplomatic debut by announcing that his country plans to recognize a Palestinian state at the U.N. General Assembly this September. While he presents the move as a noble attempt to preserve the two-state solution, …
Now even Israel’s most blind defenders are admitting the truth of what the state they support so fiercely is doing in Gaza
Something is shifting. International pressure on Israel has reached a new peak as images of starving Palestinian children shock the conscience of even its longtime supporters. France declared plans to recognise a Palestinian state in September.
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