Norway, Spain, and Ireland Officially Recognize Palestine Amidst Ongoing Conflict
The move aims to support a two-state solution but faces criticism over its timing and effectiveness.
- Israel withdraws ambassadors from the three countries in protest.
- Recognition seen as symbolic, with calls for more substantive actions against Israel.
- Critics argue the move supports Palestinian Authority, which lacks popular support.
- The decision aligns with broader international support for Palestinian statehood.
- Spain, Ireland, and Norway hope to influence other European nations to follow suit.





























