DUBLIN — On Friday, the Prime Ministers of
Ireland, Malta, Slovenia, and Spain confirmed their readiness to recognize a
Palestinian state, stating their intention to do so ‘when it can make a
positive contribution and the circumstances are right,’ Al-Mamlaka TV reported.
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In a joint statement, they emphasized,
"We are agreed that the only way to achieve lasting peace and stability in
the region is through implementation of a two-state solution, with Israeli and
Palestinian States living side-by-side, in peace and security.”
The Prime Ministers also welcomed the outcomes
adopted by the European Council at a summit in Brussels, where EU leaders
called for an ‘immediate humanitarian ceasefire’ in Gaza and urged Israel to
refrain from launching a ground operation in Rafah.
The European leaders highlighted that over a
million Palestinians are currently seeking safety and humanitarian aid in Gaza.
They called for an immediate ceasefire and a rapid and sustained increase in
humanitarian aid to the region, expressing deep concern about the catastrophic
humanitarian situation in Gaza and its disproportionate impact on civilians,
especially children. Additionally, they raised concerns about the imminent risk
of famine due to insufficient aid entering Gaza.
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