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US Exits Gaza Truce Talks; France to Recognize Palestinian State at UN

A planned recognition at the UN General Assembly aims to bolster the two-state framework as Gaza endures famine and stalled aid relief.

Palestinos desplazados viven en un campamento de tiendas de campaña en la Ciudad de Gaza. (AP Foto/Jehad Alshrafi)
Una niña palestina desplazada reacciona al recibir sopa de lentejas en un punto de distribución de alimentos en la Ciudad de Gaza, en el norte de la Franja de Gaza, el 25 de julio de 2025.
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Overview

  • The United States withdrew from ceasefire negotiations on July 24 after envoy Steve Witkoff said Hamas showed no willingness for a truce, recalling US negotiators for consultations.
  • President Emmanuel Macron announced his intention to formally recognize the State of Palestine at the UN General Assembly in September to secure its viability, demilitarization and acceptance of Israel.
  • France, the United Kingdom and Germany issued a joint statement demanding an immediate end to hostilities, the release of hostages and a negotiated two-state solution with Hamas disarmed.
  • UNRWA chief Phillipe Lazzarini warned that one in five children in Gaza suffers malnutrition and described residents as “walking corpses” as the territory remains under near-total blockade.
  • Hundreds of aid trucks remain stranded at Gaza crossings in a context of mutual accusations between the Israeli military and UN agencies over responsibility for stalled humanitarian deliveries.