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Australia PM cites killed aid worker in speech on Palestinian recognition
NEW YORK: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese cited an Australian aid worker killed in Gaza, along with journalists and “tens of thousands of civilians,” in a speech at the United Nations where dozens of leaders met on Monday to promote Palestinian statehood. Australia, Britain and Canada on Sunday recognized Palestine, joining more than three-quarters of the 193 UN members who already recognize a Palestinian state, a move opposed by the United States and Israel.
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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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aljazeera.com
Canada, Australia join UK in recognising Palestinian statehood
Recognition of Palestine from Canada and Australia comes in coordination with the UK before UN General Assembly meeting.
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tass.com
Australia recognizes state of Palestine
"Today's act of recognition reflects Australia's longstanding commitment to a two-state solution, which has always been the only path to enduring peace and security for the…
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upi.com
Australia, Britain, Canada formally recognize Palestinian state - UPI.com
Australia, Britain and Canada formally recognized the state of Palestine on Sunday, and more countries are expected to follow suit in the coming week.
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arabnews.com
Australia PM cites killed aid worker in speech on Palestinian recognition
NEW YORK: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese cited an Australian aid worker killed in Gaza, along with journalists and “tens of thousands of civilians,” in a speech at the…