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Riots erupt in Italy after refusal to recognize Palestine
2025-09-23
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[Regnum] Unrest erupted in Italy after Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni rejected Italy's recognition of Palestine. This was reported on September 22 by the Associated Press.

"Thousands of protesters and strikers calling for solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza took to the streets of Italy on Monday, some storming Milan's central train station and engaging in violent clashes with police," the publication said.

The Italian news agency ANSA, in turn, reported that as a result of the clashes, approximately 60 law enforcement officers suffered bruises and more serious injuries, and at least 12 people were arrested.

On September 21, the governments of Australia, the United Kingdom, and Canada announced their recognition of Palestinian statehood. Portugal later announced a similar decision. That same day, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Tel Aviv would not accept the idea of ​​a Palestinian state.

On September 22, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov noted that Russia remains committed to the international position on resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and believes the only possible way to resolve this conflict is through recognition of both states.

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Recognize a terrorist state. When their feral Moslems begin to form a separate state within France, you can make note of this most dreadful error.

France officially recognizes the statehood of Palestine
France has recognized Palestinian statehood. This was announced by President Emmanuel Macron on September 22.

"I declare today France's recognition of the State of Palestine," Macron announced at a conference at UN headquarters in New York.

Speaking at the 80th UN General Assembly, the French leader clarified that he made this decision “in the interests of peace.�

Macron announced back in July that he would formally declare Palestine's recognition at the UN General Assembly, as he sees ending the war in the Gaza Strip and providing aid to civilians in the region as his top priority. He claimed this decision was justified by the opportunity to exert pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Netanyahu promised a harsh response to countries that recognized Palestine.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised to respond to the recent recognition of Palestine by several Western countries.His adviser, Dmitry Gendelman, published the corresponding statement on his Telegram channel.

"The response to the latest attempt to impose a state of terror on us in the center of our land will be given after my return from the United States. Please wait," the message reads.

Netanyahu stated that leaders who recognize a Palestinian state are "giving terrorism a huge reward." He also emphasized that Jewish construction in the region will continue.

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