US EditionNetanyahu accuses foreign leaders of giving 'prize' to Hamas, says Palestinian state 'will not happen'
The recognition by these Western nations follows nearly two years of conflict in Gaza and expands the number of countries supporting Palestinian statehood to over 145, according to AFP.
- Britain, Canada, Australia, and Portugal recognized a Palestinian state, aiming to address frustrations over the Gaza war and promote a two-state solution, leading to strong opposition from Israel.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the recognition, asserting it rewards terrorism following Hamas's 2023 attack on Israel.
- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas stated that this recognition could pave the way for peace and security alongside Israel.
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized that the decision supports peaceful coexistence while claiming it does not legitimize terrorism.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated this Sunday that there will be no Palestinian state, and said an Israeli response to international recognition by several Western countries will come back from a visit to the United States.Read more]]>
The Hamas death cult gets rewarded for the Oct. 7th massacre
I am not going to reward a death cult. If the Palestinians want a state, we should give them free passage to Yemen where they can fight it out with the Houthis for supremacy. The U.K., Canada, and Australia think differently, and have recognized Pale...
Palestine Recognition: Divided West, Jubilant Hamas
Britain, Canada, Australia, and Portugal formally declared their recognition of a Palestinian state on Sunday, September 21st, increasing pressure on Israel as it fights its existential war against Hamas in Gaza. Australia Recognises Palestinian State President Macron said France will recognize a Palestinian state to support a two-state solution and isolate Hamas, while Germany, one of the few sober states in a West that is increasingly abando…
Netanyahu rejects Western nations’ recognition of Palestine
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that a Palestinian state “will not happen,” responding to moves by several Western nations.Australia, Canada, and the UK recognized Palestinian statehood over the weekend, with France expected to follow suit Monday ahead of the UN General Assembly in New York. But the announcements — which the US rejected as “performative” — are unlikely to change much. Israel has vowed to carry on its Gaza City off…
More nations expected to recognize Palestinian state despite US-Israel objection
France and Saudi Arabia are convening world leaders at the United Nations in hopes of rallying support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.Several countries are expected to join the growing list of nations that recognize a Palestinian state during the summit. Israel and the United States are boycotting the event.IN CASE YOU MISSED IT | UK joins Australia and Canada in recognizing Palestinian state despite opposition from…
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