Spain, Ireland, Norway Officially Recognize Palestinian State Amid Gaza Conflict

The European nations' decision intensifies international pressure on Israel to halt its military operations in Rafah.

Spain, Ireland, and Norway have formally recognized Palestine as a state, escalating diplomatic tensions with Israel.
The EU is considering sanctions against Israel if it does not comply with the International Court of Justice ruling to cease operations in Rafah.
Israeli airstrikes in Rafah have resulted in significant civilian casualties, drawing condemnation from international allies.
Israeli officials accuse the European nations of inciting genocide and undermining peace efforts.
More than 36,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since the conflict began, with over a million displaced.