In a coordinated manner, Norway, Ireland and Spain announced the recognition of the State of Palestine. For its part, the government of Israel has already summoned its ambassadors in Norway and Ireland for consultations.
Like the government of Spain, the executives ofNorway and Ireland They also announced that they will recognize it Palestine as a state next May 28. The decision was agreed between the three countries and the announcement was also made in a coordinated manner.
During a press appearance in Oslo, the Norwegian Prime Minister said: Jonas Gahr store, announced this to the press after 9 a.m. “There can be no peace in the Middle East without Israel and Palestine having their own state; it is the only real solution to the conflict,” he said.
Store has explained that Palestine has a “fundamental” right to its own state and that both Israelis and Palestinians have the right “to live in peace in their respective states.” “Evolution in the Middle East has not only gone in the wrong direction, it is simply catastrophic. Trust between the parties is at its lowest point. This negative spiral must be stopped,” he said.
At the same time, and also to the press, the Irish Prime Minister said from Dublin: Simon Harris, announced the same. “Today Ireland, Norway and Spain announce that we recognize the State of Palestine,” he said.
The Irish leader emphasized that “it is a historic and important day for Ireland and for Palestine.” “We believe in freedom and justice as fundamental principles of international law and we believe that permanent peace can only be achieved through the will of the people,” he stated.
The reaction of Government of Israel It didn’t take long for it to arrive. Barely half an hour later, Benjamin Netanyahu’s executive branch had already done so call for questions to his ambassadors in Norway and Ireland. “Ireland and Norway intend to send a message to the Palestinians and to the entire world: terrorism pays,” said Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz, who has warned that Israel will also recall its ambassador to Spain for talks if Madrid take the same step.
Source: EITB
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