Australia would recognize a Palestinian kingdom at the United Nations in September, Prime Minister Anthony Albanis said on Monday, “joined a group of 20 countries, which has gone to reprimand Israel over a humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Albanis said at a press conference, “A two-state is the best hope of humanity that to break the cycle of violence in the Middle East and to end conflict, pain and starvation in Gaza,” Albanis said at a press conference. “The international community vision for a justified and permanent peace in the Middle East always included two states in side-by-side with internationally recognized boundaries.”
Australia joined Canada, Britain and France to move forward to recognize a Palestinian state, a large -scale symbolic gesture, as the international outrage makes Israel’s war in Gaza, now reached near its two -year mark.
Like the beliefs employed by other Western countries, Australia comes with the terms: a commitment, a commitment to democratic choice and assurance that the Hamas will not play a role in the Palestinian government.
Albanis said that he spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, who has opposed international pressure to move a large -scale war to the war from his time.
“The Jewish people are for this simple reason against the Palestinian state that they know it will not bring peace. It will bring a war. European countries and Australia will have to march in that rabbit hole, such as, falling into it and buying this canned, it is disappointing,” Netanyahu said in a Sade press conference before Australia’s announcement. “I think it’s really embarrassing.”
Israeli government at the end of last week Confirmed Its army will try to control Gaza City, which is already one of the last slices of the Enclave not under Israel’s control. The Israeli Prime Minister has doubled in response to the international condemnation of the move, including Germany. Halt Some military exports to Israel.
New Zealand is also Weight Recognizing the Palestinian state, Foreign Minister Winston Peters said on Monday.
The Palestinian Authority currently has a supervisor status in the United Nations, allowing it to join the international community, but without the right to vote in the United Nations General Assembly. Vatican holds the same position.
The admission of the Palestinian Authority as a member state with full voting rights will require the consent of the United Nations Security Council, where the United States has a veto power.
