Opinion – Between Food Drops and State Recognition, End Palestinian and Israeli Suffering First
The US, Europe and Arab countries will need to preside over staged and gradual negotiations, which must also include guarantees for Israel.
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The US, Europe and Arab countries will need to preside over staged and gradual negotiations, which must also include guarantees for Israel.
Over a dozen US House Democrats have signed a letter urging the Donald Trump administration to officially recognize a Palestinian state.
The United States announced that it was placing sanctions on officials in the Palestinian Authority (PA) and Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) over their work taking Israel to international courts.
The latest episode of PalCast featured Dima Al-Madhoun, a translator from Gaza, who joined hosts Yousef and Tony from her displacement tent in Al-Mawasi. Dima spoke candidly about her life …
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Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney, has announced his country plans to formally recognise Palestine during the United Nations General Assembly in September, after France and 14 other countries co-signed a declaration that pointed towards a wave of f…
The United Kingdom will recognise a Palestinian state by September unless Israel agrees to a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip by then, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced on Tuesday after an emergency cabinet meeting in London.
Public sympathy for Palestinians has notably increased in the United Kingdom as the humanitarian disaster worsens in the Gaza Strip due to Israel’s blockade, according to a new survey reported by The Times.
One third of the UK House of Commons has called on British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to officially recognize Palestine, as pressure mounts on Israel to allow food and medical supplies into the Gaza Strip.
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that Paris will recognize Palestine as a state in pursuit of what he called a “historic commitment to a just and lasting peace” in the region.
Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and several senior officials, have strongly condemned French President Emmanuel Macron’s announcement to recognise a Palestinian state, describing the move as rewarding terrorism and posing a grave threat to Israel’s security.Netanyahu criticised Macron’s decision, stating it "rewards terror and risks creating another Iranian proxy,