France Leads Charge for Palestinian State Amid Global Tensions
France and Saudi Arabia are spearheading a summit to galvanize support for a two-state solution. The event, boycotted by Israel and the U.S., aims to recognize a Palestinian state, but has sparked tensions. The summit follows rising violence in Gaza and the West Bank, amid declining prospects for peace.
France, alongside Saudi Arabia, is hosting a crucial summit to muster global backing for the two-state solution, amidst mounting tensions in the Middle East.
Israel and the United States have opted out, casting the initiative as counterproductive, while Israeli-U.S. relations strain further.
This summit, coinciding with the U.N. General Assembly, draws both acclaim and criticism as it addresses escalating conflict in Gaza and dwindling hopes for long-term peace.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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