EU and Arab nations form alliance to support Palestinian statehood

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European, Arab, and Islamic nations have launched a new initiative to support the establishment of a Palestinian state. This effort aims to strengthen Palestinian institutions and address ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, according to Norway’s foreign minister. The initiative, called "The Global Alliance for the Implementation of a Palestinian State and a Two-State Solution," was announced during a meeting at the UN General Assembly. Nearly 90 countries participated, signaling a growing international consensus on the need for a recognized Palestinian state. Norway's foreign minister emphasized the importance of a comprehensive approach, addressing security and recognition issues. The alliance builds on the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative, aiming to adapt to current realities while promoting Palestinian statehood.


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