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In recognising Palestine, Britain and France won’t advance peace
In an attempt to highlight the suffering of the Palestinians, stop the fighting and save the idea of two countries for two peoples, Britain and France have in recent days both taken decisive steps towards the recognition of a Palestinian state.
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Macron's 'Palestine' Blunder Threatens the Lives of US Hostages, Rewards TerrorismFrench President Emmanuel Macron made a disappointing, yet not surprising, decision, declaring that the French government ...
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Macron’s statement to recognise a Palestinian state alarmed France’s Jews, already on edge since Oct 7, driving aliyah interest— but without a proper plan, Israel may miss this rare opportunity.
The French president's commitment remains uncertain, but unideological leadership faces limits in France’s resurgent ...
French President Emmanuel Macron recognized something that doesn’t exist: a Palestinian state.
Working with Saudi Arabia, Macron came up with a plan to have France plus G7 allies Britain and Canada recognize Palestinian ...
French President Emmanuel Macron shared a letter addressed to the leader of the Palestinian Authority on Thursday, citing a ...
Major powers recognizing a Palestinian state now would signal to Palestinians that the most barbaric variant of terrorism ...
Macron has said the decision on a Palestinian state was "consistent" with his country's "historic commitment to a just and ...
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Macron’s statement to recognise a Palestinian state alarmed France’s Jews, already on edge since Oct 7, driving aliyah ...
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Why Macron’s Palestine Move Divides the G7 and What It Means for PeacePeace is possible. We need an immediate ceasefire, the release of all hostages, and massive humanitarian aid for the people ...
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