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Macron plan to recognise Palestine puts pressure on Starmer to pick a side
The prime minister risks either provoking a mutiny in his cabinet and party over Gaza or alienating the White House
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arabnews.com
French President Macron says France will recognize Palestine as a state
PARIS: French President Emmanuel Macron announced Thursday that France will recognize Palestine as a state, in a bold diplomatic move amid snowballing global anger over people…
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scmp.com
Macron says France will recognise Palestinian state, angering Israel
The mostly symbolic move draws condemnation from Israel’s Netanyahu and support from the Palestinian Authority.
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France will recognise Palestine as a state, Macron says
The decision, to be formalised at the UN General Assembly in September, comes amid snowballing global anger over people starving in Gaza.
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aljazeera.com
Macron says France will recognise Palestinian state in September
President Emmanuel Macron says France will formally recognise the State of Palestine at the UN General Assembly.
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telegraph.co.uk
France to recognise Palestine in weeks, says Macron
President plans to formalise statehood recognition at next UN General Assembly, infuriating Israel
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lemonde.fr
Macron says that France will recognize State of Palestine
Emmanuel Macron said he would formalize the decision at the UN General Assembly in September, but the most urgent issue 'is that the war in Gaza stops.' Benjamin Netanyahu…
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dailymail.co.uk
France piles pressure on Starmer by pledging to recognise Palestine
Emmanuel Macron has announced that he will take the step at the UN General Assembly in September - drawing fury from the US and Israel.
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Macron decides to recognize State of Palestine amid diplomatic impasse and humanitarian disaster in Gaza
French President Emmanuel Macron highlighted the Palestinian Authority's pledge to renew its governance and demilitarize Hamas. He hopes other countries will follow suit after the…
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theguardian.com
Macron plan to recognise Palestine puts pressure on Starmer to pick a side
The prime minister risks either provoking a mutiny in his cabinet and party over Gaza or alienating the White House
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Rayner pushing Starmer to follow Macron and recognise Palestine
Deputy Prime Minister said to be ‘100 per cent’ behind the move despite the ‘massive electoral consequences’
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UK’s Keir Starmer condemns Israel in strongest terms yet as pressure mounts for Palestine recognition
LONDON: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has condemned Israel with his strongest comments yet, as pressure mounts within and outside the government for Britain to formally recognize…
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The logic behind recognizing Palestine
EDITORIAL. As the destruction of Gaza nears completion and the Israeli government works to normalize ethnic cleansing, inaction and delay are no longer acceptable.
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huffpost.com
Frustration, Gaza Alarm Drove Macron To Go It Alone On Palestine Recognition
Working with Saudi Arabia, Macron came up with a plan to have France plus G7 allies Britain and Canada recognize Palestinian statehood, but failed to get others on board.
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Starmer has chance to right a historical wrong
Feverish debate over recent months has centered on whether the UK and France will recognize the state of Palestine. French President Emmanuel Macron said in February that…
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Starmer to recall Cabinet amid pressure to back Palestinian state
The Prime Minister (pictured) is under pressure to follow French president Emmanuel Macron in recognising a Palestinian state as horror continues to mount over the conflict.
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haaretz.com
If France is going to recognize a Palestinian state, why won't the U.K.? | Opinion
French President Emmanuel Macron announced over the weekend that his country would recognize a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly in September. The Trump administration…
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Starmer to set out plan to recognise Palestine
UK-led proposals will focus on the steps needed to ‘turn a ceasefire into lasting peace’