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Palestine’s Recognition—A Global Call for Justice and Peace

Editorials 2025-09-24, 10:20am

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The latest recognition of the State of Palestine by several Western powers marks a historic shift in global diplomacy. Countries like the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Ireland, and others have stepped forward to affirm Palestine’s right to statehood—an overdue but vital gesture that signals a growing impatience with Israel’s unchecked military aggression and the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.

This recognition is not merely symbolic. It is a strategic and moral stand against the “do-as-I-like” posture long adopted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. It also serves as a brake on the United States, where President Donald Trump has publicly called for an immediate end to the war, though his administration continues to provide military and diplomatic cover for Israel’s actions.

The world must now go further. It is time for global powers to exert real pressure on Israel to end the war crimes and crimes against humanity being committed against the Palestinian people. The international community must stand united—for democracy, justice, and fair play.

Israel’s security cannot be built on the destruction of Palestine or the subjugation of Arab states. True peace will only emerge through mutual respect, coexistence, and diplomacy—not through siege, displacement, or persecution. Ending the stranglehold on Palestinians and renouncing military adventurism is not just a moral imperative—it is a strategic necessity.

The Arab world, the global Muslim community, and democratic nations across continents will no longer accept the destabilization of the Middle East by one state’s militarism. The recognition of Palestine is a clarion call: to end the war, to begin reconciliation, and to restore dignity to a people long denied it.

Let good sense prevail in Tel Aviv and Washington. Let the bombs fall silent. Let diplomacy rise. The recognition of Palestine is not the end—it is the beginning of a new chapter. One that must be written with courage, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to peace.