Ireland, Norway and Spain recognise Palestine as independent state
- Ireland, Norway, and Spain officially recognize Palestine as a separate state, leading to Israel recalling its ambassadors from two European states.
- Irish Prime Minster Simon Harris announced the recognition of Palestine, emphasizing the importance of a two-state solution for lasting peace in the region.
- Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez confirmed Spain will approve the recognition of a Palestinian state in the Council of Ministers on May 28.
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The three countries will formalize their diplomatic recognition, announced last week. The Israeli foreign minister accused Spain of "rewarding terrorism"
EU-Israel relations take a nosedive as Spain, Ireland set to formally recognize a Palestinian state
BRUSSELS (AP) — Relations between the European Union and Israel took a nosedive on the eve of the diplomatic recognition of a Palestinian state by EU members Ireland and Spain,
EU-Israel relations take a nosedive as Spain, Ireland set to formally recognize a Palestinian state
BRUSSELS (AP) — Relations between the European Union and Israel took a nosedive on the eve of the diplomatic recognition of a Palestinian state by EU members Ireland and Spain, with Madrid suggesting sanctions should be considered against Israel for its continued attacks in the southern Gaza city of Rafah. Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz […]
عواصم (وكالات) أعلنت أيرلندا وإسبانيا والنرويج، أمس، اعترافها بدولة فلسطين في خضم الحرب الدامية التي تشنها إسرائيل في قطاع غزة، في مبادرة سارع الفلسطينيون إلى الترحيب بها، ودفعت إسرائيل إلى استدعاء سفرائها لدى الدول الثلاث.ووصف رئيس وزراء أيرلندا سيمون هاريس، قرار اعتراف بلاده بفلسطين كدولة، بجانب النرويج وإسبانيا بأنه تاريخي، حيث قال في دبلن: «كل منا سوف يتخذ الآن أي خطوات وطنية ضرورية لتفعيل هذا القرار»، وأضاف «إنه واثق من أن دولاً أخرى سوف تن…
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DUBLIN/OSLO/MADRID >> Ireland, Spain and Norway announced on Wednesday that they would recognize a Palestinian state on May 28, prompting an angry response from Israel which said this amounted to a “reward for terrorism” and recalled its ambassadors from the three capitals.
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