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Most Americans support US recognition of Palestinian state, Reuters/Ipsos poll shows

Most Americans support US recognition of Palestinian state, Reuters/Ipsos poll shows

  • The six-day poll, which closed on Monday, found 59% of respondents backed U.S. recognition of a Palestinian state, while 33% were opposed and the rest were unsure or did not answer the question
By Reuters ·
After statehood recognition, Palestinians stuck in limbo in Norway

After statehood recognition, Palestinians stuck in limbo in Norway

By Reuters ·
Israel to expand Mitzpe Yeshai settlement on Palestinian land near Qalqilya

Israel to expand Mitzpe Yeshai settlement on Palestinian land near Qalqilya

By Arab News ·
France’s town halls told to remove Palestinian flags flown to mark Macron’s recognition

France’s town halls told to remove Palestinian flags flown to mark Macron’s recognition

By Reuters ·
From ‘hope’ to ‘betrayal’: Voices on Palestinian state recognition

From ‘hope’ to ‘betrayal’: Voices on Palestinian state recognition

By AFP ·
Macron takes risk with Palestinian statehood recognition video

Macron takes risk with Palestinian statehood recognition

By AFP ·
Portugal to officially recognize State of Palestine Sunday: ministry

Portugal to officially recognize State of Palestine Sunday: ministry

By AFP ·
France warns mayors against flying Palestinian flag next week

France warns mayors against flying Palestinian flag next week

By AFP ·
Japan won’t recognize a Palestinian state given US ties, media report says

Japan won’t recognize a Palestinian state given US ties, media report says

By Reuters ·
Palestinian ambassador urges Japan to recognize state of Palestine

Palestinian ambassador urges Japan to recognize state of Palestine

By Arab News Japan ·
Coalition launched to push for UN override of US vetoes protecting Israel

Coalition launched to push for UN override of US vetoes protecting Israel

By RAY HANANIA ·
Recognition of Palestinian state would spur sprint toward two-state solution, envoy says

Recognition of Palestinian state would spur sprint toward two-state solution, envoy says

By Reuters ·
Members of the Global Movement for Palestine wave a giant Palestine flag during a rally against Israel’s actions. (File/AFP)

Most Americans believe countries should recognize Palestinian state, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

By Reuters ·

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