The UK recognizes the Palestinian state if Israel does not meet the conditions

In September, the UK recognizes the Palestinian state if Israel does not take “significant steps to stop the horrific situation in the newspaper,” said Sir Kire Starmer.

The Prime Minister said Israel should also fulfill other conditions, including agreeing with the ceasefire, making a long-term sustainable peace that gives a two-state decision, and allow the United Nations to restart the supply of assistance, otherwise the UK will step in the UN General Assembly.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said this step is “rewarding Hamas’s horrific terrorism.”

Earlier, the UK government said the recognition should come at the moment when it may have the maximum impact within the peace process.

However, the Prime Minister is under pressure – including from his own deputies – to act faster.

Last week France too announced that he was officially recognized by the Palestinian state in September – The first G7 of the richest countries in the world.

Responding to a press conference after a meeting on an emergency office, Sir Keir said he now announces a plan because of the “unbearable situation” to Gaza and concern that “the most possibility of deciding from two states is decreasing.”

He told reporters that the goal of the UK “safe safe Israel with the viable and sovereign Palestinian state” was “under pressure as never before.”

The Prime Minister added that his “main purpose” was to improve the situation on the ground in gas, including ensuring that assistance is included.

After writing the steps of the UK, which wanted the Israeli government to accept, Sir Keir also stated that it was necessary to achieve accuracy that there would be no annexation on the west bank.

The current Israeli government resists progress against a two -state decision, so it is unlikely to agree to the terms.

Meanwhile, Sir Keir said Hamas should immediately release all hostages, subscribe to ceasefire, disarm and accept that they would not play gas government.

In response to the announcement of Netanyahu in the social media, he wrote: “The jihadist state on the Israeli border today threatens Britain tomorrow.

“The reserve against the terrorists is always not possible. It won’t work. It won’t happen.”

Asked if he knew the Prime Minister’s statement, Donald Trump said the couple “never discussed her” during a meeting on Monday when the US president was in Scotland.

He said to the journalists, “You can do the case … what you reward Hamas when you do. And I don’t think they should be rewarded.”

The US, together with many European countries, said they recognize only the Palestinian state as part of the steps towards the long -term resolution to the conflict.

Democrat Liberal leader Sir Ed Davi accepted the government’s statement as a “major step”, but called on the Prime Minister to recognize the Palestinian state immediately and continued “much greater actions to stop the humanitarian crash in the newspaper.

He added: “Instead of using the recognition that was to take place many months ago, the Prime Minister must pressure Israel as a negotiation, completely stopping the sale of weapons and carrying out sanctions against the Israeli office.”

About 255 deputies signed a letter calling on the government to immediately recognize the Palestinian state – including more than half of the deputies.

Sarah MP Champion, who coordinated the letter, stated that she was “delighted and relieved” at the announcement.

“This will give political pressure on Israel and make it clear what is happening in the gas and the western shore,” she said.

“However, I worry that our recognition looks conditional in Israel’s actions.

“Israel is the occupier, and the recognition is the self-determination of the Palestinian people. Both should be separate.”

Conservatives and reforms of the UK said it wasn’t needed time to take a step by arguing this to reward Hamas for the attack on Israel on October 7, 2023.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said that recognizing the Palestinian state “would not lead hostages home, not end the war and will not help in the newspaper.”

“This is a very worse position,” she added.

The announcement runs after the call between Sir Keir and the leaders of France and Germany last weekend, when Downing Street stated that the plans for a sustainable way to the two-state decision had been discussed.

However, German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz said his government did not plan to recognize the Palestinian state in the near future, believing it could be “one of the last steps towards the implementation of a two -state decision.”

Most countries – about 139 in everything – formally recognize the Palestinian state.

Spain, Ireland and Norway took a step last yearHoping to put diplomatic pressure to ensure ceasefire in gas.

Currently, Palestinian representatives have limited rights to participate in the UN activities, and the territory is also recognized by various international organizations, including the Arab League.

Skeptics claim that the recognition is largely a symbolic gesture unless issues of the leadership and degree of the Palestinian state are not resolved at first.

As Sir Keir made a statement, Foreign Minister David Lami addressed the UN Conference in New York aimed at promoting a two-state decision.

In recent days, Lami told reporters that the UK had worked with Jordan to help 20 tons of gas assistance, as he also called for trucks to enter the ground.

The UN agencies described the situation in Gaza as a “man -made mass starvation”, accusing the humanitarian crisis in Israel, which controls the entry of all supplies to the territory.

Israel insisted that there was no restriction on the delivery of help and that there is no hunger.