Norway says ready to recognize a Palestinian state
- Spain and Ireland plan to recognize Palestine soon, aiming to kickstart a peace process and prevent a humanitarian disaster in Gaza.
- Both countries are strong supporters of Palestine in the EU, with Spain aiming to recognize Palestine by July.
- Israel warns that recognizing Palestine would hinder peace negotiations, while Spain and Ireland push for a two-state solution.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez secures support from Norway and Ireland for recognizing Palestine as a state
Oslo (Al-Ittihad) Yesterday, the Norwegian Prime Minister announced his country's readiness to recognize the Palestinian state, in cooperation with other countries, in the presence of his Spanish counterpart Pedro Sanchez, who calls for this. During a joint press conference with Sanchez, Jonas Gare Stour said: “Norway is ready to make a decision on the recognition of the Palestinian state.” He added: “This decision should be made based on timing…
Ireland is close to formally recognising a Palestinian state and would like to do so in agreement with Spain and other like-minded people, new Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris said today after a meeting with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
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