Australia To Recognise Palestinian State With Conditions: ‘No Role For Hamas’ | World News
New Delhi: In a statement on Monday, Prime Minister Anthony Arnavutluk will officially recognize a Palestinian state of Australia, which is aligned with the United Kingdom and Canada, which pointed to similar intentions in recent weeks.
According to the media reports, the decision follows the pressure from cabinet ministers and public figures due to the increase in criticism of the government’s reaction to the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Following a cabinet meeting, Albania, as a two -state solution is reported by the Associated Press, it is the best hope to break the cycle of violence in the Middle East and to end the conflict, suffering and hunger in Gaza, ”he said.
The Prime Minister confirmed that the recognition would be officialized at the United Nations General Assembly in September and emphasized that “Australia is based on commitments from Palestinian authority”.
According to the Albanian, these commitments include the exclusion of Hamas from any future Palestinian government, the demilitarization of Gaza and the elimination of democratic elections. “Our government has made it clear that Hamas would have no role in any future Palestinian states for its terrorists.”
“This is one of the commitments that Australia searched for and received from the president Abbas and Palestinian authority of Australia,” he said.
Canberra also warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plans to launch a large -scale military operation in Gaza and the potential violations of international law.
Christopher Luxon, both Albanian and New Zealand, faced the risk of violating international legal standards of Israel’s actions and called on Jerusalem to re -evaluate the attack against Hamas castles in Gaza.
In response, Netanyahu described Australia’s recognition of the planned Palestine as “embarrassing ..
International support
Australia’s decision supports the Palestinian state case and plays with France, Britain and Canada to defend for a two -state solution. However, the United States continues its stance against the recognition of Palestine except for a comprehensive peace agreement with Israel.
Last Friday, the Israeli government allowed a new military progress in Gaza City after the collapse of the third ceasefire negotiation with Hamas in July.
The Israeli forces had entered the area on concerns about the safety of hostages that were still kept there before. Reports are thought to be about 20 hostages alive.
