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Israel furious as Ireland, Norway, Spain recognize Palestinian state - Vimarsana News

Israel furious as Ireland, Norway, Spain recognize Palestinian state

Israel reacted with fury after three European countries said Wednesday they would recognise a Palestinian state, more than seven months into the devastating Gaza war.Ireland, Norway and Spain said they would formally recognise the State of Palestine on May 28, drawing praise from many Arab and Muslim states.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the move amounted to a "reward for terror", after Palestinian militant group Hamas launched its October 7 attack which sparked the Gaza war.

Palestinians, Egypt, Saudi Arabia welcome Irish move to recognise statehood - Vimarsana News

Palestinians, Egypt, Saudi Arabia welcome Irish move to recognise statehood

PLO leader Mahmoud Abbas lauded Norway and Ireland for support over many years

Toward a Global Anti-Apartheid Movement for Palestine - Vimarsana News

Toward a Global Anti-Apartheid Movement for Palestine

We, delegates from more than two dozen countries around the world, expressing the views of millions of people from all walks of life, of all faith and

Hamas Requests Help of Former Indonesian VP Jusuf Kalla in Peace Talks with Israel - Vimarsana News

Hamas Requests Help of Former Indonesian VP Jusuf Kalla in Peace Talks with Israel

Former Indonesian VP Jusuf Kalla has been requested to bridge peace talks between Hamas and Israel.

Half of Americans want anti-Israel protests banned from campus: poll - Vimarsana News

Half of Americans want anti-Israel protests banned from campus: poll

The Morning Consult survey released Wednesday found that 47% of likely voters who responded to the poll would support administrators blocking “pro-Palestinian demonstrations on campus.”

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