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Which countries recognise the state of Palestine? What would statehood look like?
Since then, nine countries - Armenia, Slovenia, Ireland, Norway, Spain, the Bahamas, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica and Barbados - formally recognised the State of Palestine. Most of the Middle East, Africa and Asia recognise Palestinian statehood.
France has announced its intention to become the first member of the Group of Seven to recognize Palestine as a state.
Mapped: Which countries recognise Palestine as a state? - There are 147 UN member states out of 193 that recognise the state ...
Settlements and acts of settler violence against Palestinians undermine the prospects for a negotiated two-state solution,' ...
Ireland appears closer to passing a bill that will ban trade with illegal Israeli settlements in occupied territories in the ...
Widespread technical failures have crippled rail transport across the occupied Palestinian territories for over ten days, ...
Emmanuel Macron’s position on a Palestinian state “doesn’t matter,” President Donald Trump said after the French president ...
Three independent experts working for the U.N.’s top human rights body who focus on Israel and the occupied Palestinian ...
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Political solution without Palestinian statehood is 'cynical and illegal', says ICJ lawyerWith France saying it will recognise Palestine in September, making it the first G7 nation to do so, other countries such as the UK and Germany, which are holding out, have called for a political ...
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