U.K., Canada and Australia recognize Palestinian state

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The U.K., Canada and Australia formally recognized the State of Palestine.
U.K., Canada and Australia recognize Palestinian state
Why it matters
The U.K., Canada and Australia formally recognized the State of Palestine on Sunday. National leaders presented the recognitions as joining more than 150 countries that already recognize Palestine and said the moves do not legitimize terrorism while maintaining support for Israel's security. The announcements occurred amid opposition from the United States and Israel.
Implications
  • Alters the diplomatic status applied by the recognizing governments toward Palestinian authorities.
  • Adds the State of Palestine to the official list of states recognized by the U.K., Canada, and Australia.

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