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Egypt has warmly welcomed the UK's decision to recognize Palestine, calling it a significant step toward peace. The Foreign Ministry emphasized the growing global support for a Palestinian state within 1967 borders. They urged other countries to join this diplomatic shift for regional stability. The statement highlights Egypt's firm backing of the two-state solution as the path forward.

Key Points: Egypt Backs UK Recognition of Palestine as Starmer Shifts Policy

  • Egypt hails UK's recognition of Palestine as historic progress
  • Calls for two-state solution with East Jerusalem as capital
  • Urges other nations to follow UK and France's lead
  • Links move to broader regional stability and peace efforts
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Egypt welcomes UK's decision to recognise State of Palestine

Egypt praises UK's move to recognize Palestine, citing momentum for a two-state solution and urging more nations to follow.

"This decision reflects growing international momentum toward a Palestinian state within the 1967 borders – Egyptian Foreign Ministry"

Cairo, July 31

Egypt welcomed UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's announcement that Britain intends to recognise the State of Palestine.

In a statement, carried by Middle East News Agency (MENA), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigration described the move as part of growing international momentum toward a Palestinian state within the June 4, 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital.

Egypt reiterated its full support for broader recognition of Palestine under the two-state solution, calling it a crucial step toward lasting peace and regional stability.

The statement also urged countries yet to take this step to follow the path set by the UK and France. (ANI/WAM)

- ANI

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Priya S
While I support peace, I'm concerned about Hamas' role in this. Recognition should come with guarantees for Israel's security too. The two-state solution must be balanced and practical, not just symbolic.
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Arjun K
India's foreign policy has been wise so far - maintaining relations with both Israel and Palestine. We shouldn't rush into recognition without proper framework for peace. Our national interest comes first!
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Nisha Z
As someone who remembers India's strong support for Palestine in the 70s and 80s, this news makes me emotional. But today's geopolitics is different. We must be careful not to alienate important partners like Israel who help our defense needs.
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Karan T
Western countries recognizing Palestine now after decades of conflict feels like too little too late. Where was this support when Palestinians really needed it? The timing seems more about political posturing than genuine concern.

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