US Edition'Recognition Is The Least The International Community Could Do': Palestinian Ambassador To Malta
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France, Luxembourg, Malta and Monaco officially recognized the state of Palestine yesterday. They did it at the United Nations General Assembly. Over the weekend, the Palestinian state was recognized by Great Britain, Canada, Australia and Portugal.
Mike Waltz, the new US ambassador to the UN, told the Security Council that there is “no Palestinian state to recognize.” This statement comes after several Western powers, such as France and the United Kingdom, have recognized Palestine and issued their support for the two-state solution from the General Assembly.
'Recognition Is The Least The International Community Could Do': Palestinian Ambassador To Malta
The multi-state decision to recognise Palestine is “the least the international community can do” after decades of stalled efforts to establish peace, Palestinian Ambassador to Malta Fadi Hanania told Lovin Malta following yesterday’s announcements. “Recognising Palestine now is a clear reply to Israel’s announcements that there will never be a Palestinian state,” Hanania said. “It is the least the international community can do to turn the hist…
Support for the Palestinian state gained at the UN
Alongside Australia, nine other countries have formally recognised a Palestine state at the United Nations headquarters in New York City, including France, Belgium, Monaco, Luxembourg, Malta, Britain, Canada and Portugal. France and Saudi Arab are the co-hosts of the summit. French President Emmanuel Macron takes the first step and declares that “the time has come” and “nothing justifies the ongoing war in Gaza”. “This is why, true to the histor…
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