The Prime Minister of AustraliaAnthony Albanese, announced that he will recognize the state of Palestine During the United Nations Assembly that will take place next September, an initiative similar to that of countries such as France and the United Kingdom.
“The solution of two states is the best hope of humanity to break the cycle of violence in the Middle East and put an end to the conflictsuffering and famine in Loop”Albanese said during a press conference, broadcast on the ABC public channel.
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The decision was adopted during a governing cabinet meeting this morning in Cambberra and arrives after the criticism of the southern country to Israel On the announced plans to occupy the city of Loop.
“The situation in Gaza has gone beyond the worst fears of the world. Too many innocent lives have been lost. The government Israeli Continue challenging international law and denies sufficient help, food and water to desperate people (…) It is much more than drawing a line on a map, it is about delivering a lifeguard to the legality of Loop“Albanese remarked.
The Australian prime minister said that in recent weeks he has talked about this matter with the French president, Emmanuel Macronand his British counterpart, Keir Starmer, among other leaders who have also announced that they will recognize Palestine.
Before Albanese’s words, Israeli prime minister, Benjamín Netanyahuhe criticized on Sunday the steps of several nations towards the recognition of Palestine and described them as “shameful”
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“We make it clear that we would recognize Palestine When this contributed better to the impulse to peace. September is the time. When the world says this has lasted too long. When the world says that suffering, death and destruction must end ”indicated the Australian Foreign Minister, Penny Wong, accompanying Albanese.
Camberra has several times his concern about the division created in Australian society following the War in Gazaand has even created two special positions to combat the growing anti -Semitism and Islamophobia in the southern nation.
