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From ‘hope’ to ‘betrayal’: Voices on Palestinian state recognition
JERUSALEM: Recognition of a Palestinian state by several Western governments, including Britain and France, has sparked strong reactions on both sides of the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict. AFP spoke to people in Israel and the Palestinian territories, capturing sharply contrasting views on the move. - View from east Jerusalem - Rania Elias, a Palestinian resident of Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem, said the recognition should have come much earlier. “It came too late and adds nothing to the situation of Palestinians.
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arabnews.com
Gazans hail, Israelis condemn Western recognition of Palestinian state
GAZA CITY: Recognition of a Palestinian state by Britain, Canada and Australia on Sunday drew sharply contrasting reactions, with Palestinians in Gaza hailing it as a sign of hope…
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lemonde.fr
Palestinians' reactions, from Gaza to Ramallah: 'Give us a state and let us live in peace'
While some Palestinians welcomed the recognition of their state by a slate of European countries, others are angry at what they see as the international community's complicit or…
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bbc.com
'We need solutions': Palestinians in West Bank fear recognition is not enough
Many are concerned Israel may attempt to annex the occupied territory in response to several countries recognising Palestinian statehood.
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From ‘hope’ to ‘betrayal’: Voices on Palestinian state recognition
JERUSALEM: Recognition of a Palestinian state by several Western governments, including Britain and France, has sparked strong reactions on both sides of the decades-old…
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International recognition of Palestinian state helps peace efforts, says Israeli former spy chief
LONDON: Official recognition of the State of Palestine by major Western nations could help end the war in Gaza and is a “nightmare” for Hamas, the former head of Israel’s Shin Bet…