“Along with our closest allies, I am working on the path to peace in this region, focusing on practical solutions that will make a real difference in the lives of those struggling in this war, setting specific steps to transform the desperately needed ceasefire into lasting peace.
However, Priority argued that the Palestine perception is “part of a broader plan and ultimately brings solutions and lasting security for the two states, Palestinians and Israeli.”
The Financial Times previously said it did not want to recognize the Palestinian state “because he wants to stay close to the United States.” The Washington administration “suffers pressure on US allies to not recognize the Palestinian state, claiming it will be difficult to find a solution,” according to the newspaper.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced on July 24 that Paris would recognize the Palestinian state at a September meeting of the UN General Assembly.
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