While some European governments have announced the recognition of Palestinian statehood, they continue to endorse and normalize the Israeli regime’s apartheid and ethnic cleansing.

The UN chief has reiterated his call for a two-state solution, saying Israel’s ongoing war on Gaza “is an open wound that threatens to infect the entire region”.

The British foreign secretary says the illegal settlements constructed by Israel in the occupied West Bank are exacerbating the challenges in establishing a Palestinian state.

Jamaica says it has decided to officially recognize Palestine as a state amid prolonged concerns over Israel’s ongoing war in the Gaza Strip.

In any democratic process, the so-called “state of Israel” would be voted into the dustbin of history. There is no mandate in the territory of historic Palestine for a “Jewish state” and there never will be.

Western States, especially the UK, are trying to resurrect the two-state solution as they move for the first time to endorse a Palestinian state.

A senior Palestinian politician says the country’s resistance managed to bring an end to Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political life.