Anthony Albanese defies Trump in New York by recognising Palestine, asserts Australian independence: analysis
New York: By officially recognizing the Palestinian state, Anthony Arbanese made more than sending a message to the world about how Australia saw the Middle East peace process. He issued a claim of Australian sovereignty on the declaration of independence and foreign policy from the United States.
A brave movement and a risky movement. Albania is breaking with Trump and a totemic, divisive issue while trying to establish a personal relationship with the President and lock it at the couple’s first meeting.
Albania, Trump’s US-Avustralia relationship rather than a lantern with a lantern rather than the unity of the United States began his first trip to the United States. The government’s decision to recognize Palestine made a major leap in the United States, together with the United Kingdom and Canada, and even led the website. New York Times. There was no chance to emphasize the positives and to eliminate the negatives in the bilateral relationship.
Prime Minister Anthony’s decision to join the UK and Canada to recognize the Palestinian state of Albania challenges the views of the Trump administration. Credit: Marija Ercegovac
Nevertheless, if he felt any discomfort about the strange timing of the Albanian announcement, he did not show any signs when talking to journalists at the United Nations Headquarters on Sunday. Albania was in Trump’s hometown, a block away from one of the skyscrapers of real estate mogul. Nevertheless, it was not on the agenda to comply with Trump. Instead, Arnavut rejected Trump that recognizing Palestine was a reward for Hamas, a terrorist group Hamas, who launched the October 7 massacre in Israel. And in every major global issue, Kibosh had the idea that Australia should be locked with the US.
“This will take decisions based on our national interests,“ Australia said, “This is the position of Australia and the fact that we are a sovereign nation. It looked comfortable.
When the movement is pressured whether the movement will damage the ties with the US, our foreign policy is not determined in Washington, Beijing or Wellington.
Australia is one of the last countries of the world that recognizes Palestine, but he spoke unquestionably common sense about Albania Movement.
“If you support two states, not Israel, and you know, something else and Marrickville,” he said, referring to the suburbs in the inner West Sydney voters. “Israel and Palestine.”
As Israel continued to pummel Gaza with bombs and continued to accelerate the settlement building in the occupied West Bank, how did Australia be leaning back and do nothing?
