INDIA- The Ireland, Norway and Spanish government announced Wednesday that, they would recognize a Palestinian state, saying that there would be no peace until the two state solution for Palestinian is not recognize by the World. Israel responds quickly that the move as sending aid to its enemy Hamas.
The United State has said recognition of such a state is premature. While, in the announcement by the three leaders emphasized that peace could only come through a two state- solution, so Palestinian state needed to exist in real.
In the time of announcement, Norway’s Prime Minister Johans Ghar Store said that “In the midst of war, with tens of thousands killed and injured, we must keep alive the only alternative that offers a political solution for Israelis and Palestinians alike: Two State, living side by side, in peace and security”.
In response of these announcement, Israel Foreign Minister Katz said that I am sending a clear message today: Israel will not be complacent against those who undermine its Sovereginty and endanger its security and ordered the immediate recall of the Israeli ambassadors to Spain, Ireland and Norway.
Its seems like diplomatic moves are purely symbolic, but not without some power.
The war is still going on in Gaza, with daily causalities by Israeli forces is happening in the southern city Rafah and other side, Hamas militants have shown sign of reorganizing in the north of Gaza and are still firing the occasional rocket into Israel. Seems like war is never gonna on stop.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pushed back against the Unites State idea that the Palestinian Authority, which governs part of the West Bank, would play any role in governing postwar Gaza. Seems like they are not going to listen any more about Palestinian existance.
Ireland is now supporting Palestinian existence and said, it hopes that its recognition of a Palestinian state which does not means it will press Isrel, the Palestinians and the international community toward a two- state-solutions, and one that includes the creation of a demilitarized Palestinian state drawn on the borders as they were in 1967, with Jerusalem as a shared capital.
After that Israeli Foreign Minister released a statement and video on social media at Tuesday night, and warning Ireland that “Recognizing a Palestinian state will lead to more terrorism, instability in the region and jeopardize any prospects for peace.”
Don’t be a pawn in the hands of Hamas, shared by a post with video, Hamas militant celebrating their capture of Israeli hostages.
Hamas start a war with Israel, when its assault on Israeli towns, military bases and a music concert near the Gaza border on Oct 7. Some 12,00 Israelis were killed including children and women. Palestinian health authorities say Israel’s military campaign in Gaza has killed more than 35,000 people, mostly civilians.
The Palestinian Authority are happy now with announced the two state solutions for Palestinian and Israel and they welcomed the decision for their recognition.
Irish Prime Minister Simon said his Country’s announcement of recognition of a Palestinian state was coordinated with Spain and Norway. He called it is a historic and important decision taken by their Country and a historic and important day for Ireland and Palestinians.
I am confident that further Countries will join us in taking this important step in the coming weeks, Harris said. There are reports that Slovenia and Malta may also recognize a Palestinian state soon.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is planning to visit European and Middle Eastern Countries to garner support for their announcements as well possible cease-fire in Gaza.
Earlier this Month, the General Assembly of the United Nations passed by a resounding majority a resolution in support of Palestinian membership. The resolution won 143 votes, with 25 Countries abstaining and Nine voted against it.
There should be urgent ceasefire for peace around Palestinian state and this is not a era of war, diplomacy and dialogue is better way to solve these types of problems.