Palestine News / Palestine's flag on the Eiffel Tower, Britain changes the map... stir in Europe

Within 24 hours, Britain, Canada, Australia, and Portugal recognized Palestine as an independent nation. Britain released a new map, while the Palestinian flag was hoisted on the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The issue has gained traction in Europe, and a bill is also being introduced at the United Nations.

Palestine News: Immediately after announcing its recognition of Palestine, Britain has released a new map depicting Palestine as an independent country. The map depicts Palestine as a separate nation next to Israel. This move signals a significant shift in support for Palestine on the global stage.

Palestinian Flag on the Eiffel Tower in France

The Palestinian flag has been hoisted on the famous Eiffel Tower in Paris, the capital of France. A video circulating on social media shows the Eiffel Tower with a Palestinian flag on one side and an Israeli flag on the other. This is the first time the Israel-Palestine issue has risen to such prominence in Europe ahead of a UN meeting. This symbolic move reflects the hope for peace and coexistence between the two countries.

Four Countries Recognize Palestine in 24 Hours

In the past 24 hours, Britain, Canada, Australia, and Portugal have recognized Palestine as an independent country. This move by these four countries has dealt a major diplomatic blow to Israel. Now, most European countries are standing in support of Palestine, further strengthening the global consensus on this issue.

Growing Support at the United Nations

Four of the five permanent members of the United Nations—Russia, China, France, and Britain—have recognized Palestine as an independent country. Only the United States remains opposed to Palestine on this issue. Furthermore, more than 150 countries have announced their recognition of Palestine. Saudi Arabia and France are trying to introduce a resolution regarding Palestine in the UN this session, which will further strengthen the issue.

Why Recognize Palestine?

The conflict between Israel and Palestine, which began in 1948, continues to this day. The main reason for this dispute is land and the sacred Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem. Israel, with US support, has been expanding its influence in the Palestinian territories. To control this situation, Saudi Arabia has advanced the "Two-State Solution." Under this principle, the borders of both countries will be clearly demarcated, thus establishing peace in the region.

Current Situation in Palestine

Currently, there is no formal government in Palestine. Hamas, an organization considered to be backed by Iran, has been administering the country. Granting Palestine independent status under the two-nation theory could increase the prospects for stability and peace in the region. Saudi Arabia believes that clear borders and the establishment of an independent nation will reduce tensions between the two sides.