New Zealand has announced that it does not recognize the statehood of Palestine, positioning itself against its main traditional allies.
Lara Maior
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The decision was announced by Foreign Minister Winston Peters at the UN General Assembly, who emphasized that, although his country is committed to supporting a two-state solution, it does not yet recognize the state of Palestine. Peters argued that recognizing Palestinian statehood could complicate efforts to achieve a ceasefire.
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