Slovenia has followed suit of Spain, Ireland and Norway by recognizing the state of Palestine, breaking with the long-held view of Western powers that Palestinians can gain statehood “only as part of a negotiated peace with Israel”.
Publish dateThursday 6 June 2024 - 11:00
Story Code : 291580
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Monitoring: With the latest addition, 146 of the 193 UN member states now recognize a Palestinian state including most Middle Eastern, African, Latin American and Asian countries.
In April, the US used its veto at the UNSC to prevent a Palestinian bid to become a full UN member state.
After Slovenia’s vote on Tuesday, Prime Minister Robert Golob wrote on X that the recognition “sends hope to the Palestinian people”.
Australia and Malta have also floated the possibility of endorsing Palestinian statehood./Dawn
In April, the US used its veto at the UNSC to prevent a Palestinian bid to become a full UN member state.
After Slovenia’s vote on Tuesday, Prime Minister Robert Golob wrote on X that the recognition “sends hope to the Palestinian people”.
Australia and Malta have also floated the possibility of endorsing Palestinian statehood./Dawn
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