One Year After the New York Declaration, the State of Palestine Remains Unobtainable
UN data says extremist settlers carried out an average of six attacks a day in the West Bank as Israel tightened movement and land controls.
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Palestinian state more distant than ever, a year after recognition
"I was happy when I heard about it," said Bader, 27, who lives in the occupied West Bank's city of Tulkarem, which has seen repeated Israeli raids in recent years. "Now a year on, we're not seeing any improvement. On the contrary," he said. "The situation is getting worse by the day and no one can do anything." A year after the recognition, Palestinian statehood in real, tangible terms looks more distant than ever. Israeli settler violence has s…
The recognition of Palestine by many countries has not changed daily life in the West Bank. Between settlements, dams and sanctions... Read more A year later, the Palestinian state remains blocked on paper appeared first on Le Singulier.
"I was happy when I learned it," said Adam Bader, a 27-year-old Palestinian entrepreneur, remembering the UN General Assembly of September 2025: eleven more countries had then announced that they would recognize Palestine...
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