Trump and Netanyahu Hold High-Stakes Talks on Iran, Gaza, and Trade Amid Rising Global Tensions

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The UK, Canada, and Australia have formally recognized the State of Palestine—the first G7 members to do so. The move, announced days before UNGA, is intended to keep the two-state solution alive. Israel condemned the decision, the Palestinian Authority celebrated it, and Washington signaled unease. With recognition numbers nearing 150 worldwide, global diplomatic dynamics are shifting rapidly.