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UN Members Push For A Two-State Solution, As More Leaders Recognize Palestinian Statehood
Israel has rejected the idea of a Palestinian state, despite a growing number of Western nations declaring their recognition in response to the destruction of Gaza.
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bbc.com
Portugal says it will recognise Palestinian state
A host of countries, including France and the UK, are expected to do the same when world leaders gather at the UN General Assembly next week.
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haaretz.com
U.K., Canada and Australia formally recognize Palestinian state, urge two-state solution
The Move, Which Comes Ahead of This Week's UN General Assembly, Reflects Growing Diplomatic Pressure to End the War in Gaza, Create Conditions for Lasting Peace, and Potentially…
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nbcnews.com
UK, Canada and Australia formally recognize a Palestinian state, breaking with the U.S.
The announcements marked a significant shift in foreign policy, with several other European nations and U.S. allies set to follow suit in the coming days.
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arabnews.com
World summit to meet on two-state solution as support grows for Palestinian state
UNITED NATIONS: France and Saudi Arabia will convene dozens of world leaders on Monday to rally support for a two-state solution, with several of them expected to formally…
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aljazeera.com
Israel-Palestine two-state solution summit to be held as recognitions surge
Israel and the US are boycotting the UN-hosted event, but other countries are building on an earlier declaration.
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theguardian.com
Why are more countries recognising Palestinian statehood and what does it mean practically?
Coordinated action is largely symbolic and aimed at preserving and nurturing the vision of a two-state solution
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dailysabah.com
Growing global recognition for Palestine further infuriates Israel, US
Israel and its biggest ally, the U.S., were forced to watch from the sidelines as several world leaders were expected to formally recognize an independent...
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Israel kills 37 in Gaza since dawn as support grows for Palestinian state
France and Saudi Arabia are due to convene dozens of world leaders to rally support for a two-state solution.
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Israel kills 37 in Gaza as world leaders discuss two-state solution at UN
France and Saudi Arabia convene dozens of world leaders to rally support for a two-state solution.
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Denying Palestinian statehood ‘a gift to extremists everywhere’: UN chief
NEW YORK: UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday called for “irreversible progress” toward a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, warning that failure…
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huffpost.com
UN Members Push For A Two-State Solution, As More Leaders Recognize Palestinian Statehood
Israel has rejected the idea of a Palestinian state, despite a growing number of Western nations declaring their recognition in response to the destruction of Gaza.
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scmp.com
France joins other Western nations in recognising Palestinian state
‘We must do everything within our power to preserve the very possibility of a two-state solution,’ French President Macron told a UN summit.
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Updates: Israel kills 37 in Gaza; France recognises Palestinian statehood
These were the updates on Israel’s war on Gaza and summit in New York on two-state solution, on Monday, September 22.
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World Leaders Consider Palestinian Statehood As Israel Pummels Gaza City: Live Updates
As a growing number of voices accuse Israel of genocide, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has firmly rejected the idea of pursuing a two-state solution.
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Saudi-led global Palestine peace effort rallies support at UN
NEW YORK: The Saudi-led global initiative to implement the two-state solution has rallied support for the peace process as its member countries roundly condemned Israel’s actions…
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Netanyahu slams leaders recognizing Palestinian state ahead of US trip
Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denounced leaders who had recognized a Palestinian state, as he headed to the United States on Thursday for White House talks…