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Arab-Islamic bloc condemns US envoy’s call for Israel land control
world3 days ago

Arab-Islamic bloc condemns US envoy’s call for Israel land control

A coalition of 14 Arab and Islamic states, along with the GCC, OIC and Arab League, condemned US Ambassador Mike Huckabee’s remarks suggesting Israel could control Arab territories, warning the comments could inflame tensions and undermine peace efforts. They urged an end to annexation and settlement expansion and reaffirmed support for a Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders. Separately, Qatar and Iran discussed de‑escalation amid broader regional tensions.

The Global Shift Toward Palestinian State Recognition in 2025
politics5 months ago

The Global Shift Toward Palestinian State Recognition in 2025

The push for Palestinian statehood has gained significant international support, with countries like the UK, Canada, and Australia recognizing Palestine as an independent state, and a UN resolution outlining steps toward a two-state solution, though key players like the US and Israel remain absent from the discussions amid ongoing debates about the feasibility of peace.

Global Calls for Renewed Commitment to Israel-Palestine Two-State Solution
world5 months ago

Global Calls for Renewed Commitment to Israel-Palestine Two-State Solution

While 142 countries support a two-state solution and recognize Palestinian statehood, 10 countries including the US, Israel, and several Pacific island nations oppose it due to religious, economic, strategic, and geopolitical reasons, with some small nations influenced by aid and religious beliefs, and others by strategic alliances and security concerns.

France Recognizes Palestinian State Amid Rising Tensions in Gaza
world5 months ago

France Recognizes Palestinian State Amid Rising Tensions in Gaza

France has officially recognized Palestinian statehood, joining the UK, Canada, and Australia, amid ongoing conflicts in Gaza and international debates on peace and sovereignty. The recognition is seen as a symbolic step towards peace, with various countries and leaders emphasizing the need for a two-state solution and an end to violence. Meanwhile, tensions remain high with strong opposition from Israel and the US.