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Pakistan Joins France, Saudi Arabia in Palestine Advocacy

7/28/2025

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Pakistan Advocates Peace

Pakistan stood alongside France and Saudi Arabia at a pivotal UN conference in New York, advocating for a two-state solution for Palestine. Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar passionately called for an immediate ceasefire and increased humanitarian aid. With 123 nations in attendance, the event marked a significant moment following France's recognition of Palestine, defying U.S. and Israeli opposition.

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Macron Pushes Peace

A pivotal summit in New York, cohosted by France and Saudi Arabia, aims to discuss a two-state solution, yet only around 50 nations are expected to attend, with fewer than 20 recognizing Palestine. French President Macron seeks to enhance his foreign policy legacy, while the U.S. raises alarms over Palestinian leadership's alleged ties to terrorism.

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Historical Context

In 1988, the Palestine Liberation Organization declared an independent Palestinian state, gaining recognition from over 100 countries. This declaration followed decades of conflict, including the 1947 UN partition plan and subsequent wars. The ongoing struggle for Palestinian statehood remains central to international discussions, as highlighted by recent UN conferences involving nations like Pakistan and France, emphasizing the need for a two-state solution.

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Pakistan Advocates Peace

Pakistan stood alongside France and Saudi Arabia at a pivotal UN conference in New York, advocating for a two-state solution for Palestine. Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar passionately called for an immediate ceasefire and increased humanitarian aid. With 123 nations in attendance, the event marked a significant moment following France's recognition of Palestine, defying U.S. and Israeli opposition.

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