Scottish Prime Minister John Swinnie told the United Kingdom government that the Palestine’s independent state was immediately and conditioned by joining the Western waves against Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Information came from the news agency Anatoli.
His comments follow the promise made by British Prime Minister Kair Strier this week that Israel is planning to recognize Palestine in September if Israel ignores many conditions.
In Starmer’s requests: dedication to the solution of two states; The decision to incorporate illegal land on the West Bank; And the actions that end “the stunning situation in Gaza”. However, Swinny stressed the emergency.
In a video released on social networks, this Thursday (31), the Scottish Prime reiterated: “Let us talk about Palestine. Our Prime Minister said that Palestine could be a sovereign state-“. However, I no longer have ‘SES’. “
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“There must be a Palestinian sovereign state that has now been announced,” he warned. “There must be a ceasefire in the Middle East. We must provide a ceasefire for the hungry people of Gaza. Israel must now remove their obstacles!”
“Gaza people are unchanged,” he added. “We need peace. We need two states. No ‘chess’. We need now!”
The UN In the context of the General Assembly, the United Kingdom’s Scotland-Bart’s calls for promises from 15 western states, such as France, Australia, Canada and Portugal, who have argued to recognize Palestine by September.
As for Israeli magazines, this is a “political tsunami”.
Israel has been maintaining indiscriminate attacks on Gaza since October 2023, with more than 60,000 people died and two million homeless, siege and hunger. Victims are above all women and children.
Under the South African complaint filed in January 2024, the Israeli government is the defendant of the genocide in the Hague -based International Court of Justice (DIJ).
Read: Eyes against Israel are time to stop the massacre in Gaza
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