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Palestinians across the Gaza Strip and the Israeli-occupied West Bank are welcoming news that some Western countries have recognized a Palestinian state.
Many have been unable to leave the territory since the Allenby Bridge crossing was shut indefinitely on Wednesday.
A senior Hamas official has defended carrying out the deadly October 7 attacks on Israel, telling CNN that it created a “golden moment” for the Palestinian cause despite the tens of thousands of deaths in Gaza.
The fast-moving diplomatic events are mostly symbolic, but the resentment across Israel’s political class shows how isolated the Jewish state has become two years into its war with Hamas.
Lawyers say judicial review must be allowed to protect rights of hundreds arrested since group was added to terrorism list
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After Israel shuts only West Bank gateway to the outside world, Palestinians fear more restrictions
Israel’s sudden decision to indefinitely close the sole land crossing giving over 3 million Palestinians in the occupied West Bank access to international travel, has intensified fears of more restrictions amid Israel’s threats of retaliation against Western recognition of a Palestinian state.
Palestinians who were forced to flee Gaza City amid Israel’s offensive described “inhuman conditions” Wednesday in areas the Israeli military ordered them to move to in central and southern Gaza.
Several countries have made moves to recognize Palestinian statehood. What do these announcements mean practically for Palestinians and are these declarations coming too little too late?