UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Britain will recognize state of Palestine before UN unless…, discusses issue with Donald Trump

England will recognize a Palestinian state in September

Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in a statement on Tuesday that Britain will recognize a Palestinian state in September unless Britain does not agree to make a ceasefire in Gaza, does not allow the UN to bring help and does not take other steps towards long -term peace. Starmer, who was under internal pressure on the subject because the hunger scenes in Gaza horror many British horror, held a rare summer cabinet meeting to discuss the situation in Gaza. During a meeting in Scotland on Monday, US President Donald Trump arrived after discussing the crisis. The US President said that Starmer did not mind the “position” on the subject of state.

Starmer said on Tuesday that he would recognize a Palestinian province before the United Nations General Assembly: “The Israeli government has taken important steps to end the terrible situation in Gaza, and that the Bank did not allow the Bank to restore the possibility of a ceasefire and a two -state solution. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’nun Netanyahu’s two -state solution is unlikely to meet the conditions that both nationalist and security reasons rejected.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry said it rejected the British statement.

“Following the French movement and internal political pressures of the British government, it is damaging an award for Hamas and efforts to obtain a framework for the release of hostages,” he said.

Starmer said in a statement on television, in September, “the parties to meet these steps,” he said. Britain supported the idea of an independent Palestinian state that has existed with Israel for a long time, but said that recognition should come as part of a two -state solution negotiated to the conflict.

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