
18/09/2025
The United Kingdom is preparing to grant formal recognition to a Palest!n!an state this coming weekend, shortly after the departure of former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Officials revealed that the announcement, which was initially expected to coincide with the United Nations General Assembly, was postponed in order to avoid frictions with Washington. During Trump’s tenure, both he and Secretary of State Marco Rubio firmly backed Isr@el’s ongoing military campaign in G@za, which made the timing politically sensitive.
This latest step highlights London’s stance that Palest!nian sovereignty is not only a fundamental entitlement but also a crucial element for safeguarding the long-discussed two-state framework.
Several European nations — including France, Ireland, Norway, and Spain — have already embraced similar measures. Collectively, they join more than 147 countries across the globe that officially acknowledge Pales_tine as an independent state.
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