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France, Saudi Arabia push for two-state solution at UN Palestine conference
In the aftermath of French President Emmanuel Macron’s declaration that France would recognize the state of Palestine, U.N. representatives are outlining a plan for a two-state solution as pressure mounts for governments to get onboard.
Saudi Arabia, France seek support for declaration on two-state solution between Israel, Palestinians
Saudi Arabia and France on Tuesday called on countries at the United Nations to support a declaration that outlines "tangible, timebound, and irreversible steps" towards implementing a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians.
As many as 14 countries have opened a united front against Israel, warning that they will proceed to recognize the Palestine ...
France and UK are set to recognise the state of Palestine and with Canada weighing its options, a divide among G7 nations is ...
In a move to re-establish the two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians, the European Union, Arab League and 17 ...
UK plans to recognise a Palestinian state if Israel fails to ceasefire by September, signaling disapproval of Israel's ...
France has announced it will recognize the state of Palestine, a move that could shift discussions about the Middle East's ...
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Post-WWII leader Charles de Gaulle famously rallied France to the Palestinian people following the 1967 war, with Paris ...
The French government expects Arab countries to condemn the Palestinian militant organization Hamas at a high-level UN ...
The gathering will be co-chaired by the foreign ministers of France and Saudi Arabia. Israel's government opposes a two-state ...
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