Macron called for an end to the war in Gaza.

Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan called Monday for all countries to follow a slew of Western countries and recognize a Palestinian state

Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas called Monday for Hamas to surrender its weapons to his forces while condemning the group's deadly attack on Israel in an address to a UN summit on a two-state solution

France recognised a Palestinian state at a world summit in New York yesterday, nearly two years into the war in Gaza, joining Western allies such as Britain and Canada, who made the same historic move on Sunday and were rebuked by Israel.

Protesters against Israel’s Gaza offensive clashed with police in Milan and other Italian cities yesterday as tens of thousands marched in Rome and dockworkers blocked ports in solidarity with Palestinians.

Donald Trump believes the recognition of a Palestinian state by key allies including Britain is effectively rewarding Hamas for its attack on Israel

Israel was invited to address the UN Security Council’s discussion on Gaza conflict during the UN high-level week

France to follow suit

Moves pile pressure on Israel as UN General Assembly week begins

Israel weighing possible West Bank annexation, officials say

With Britain, Australia, and Canada’s recognition, the prospect of a Palestinian state received a symbolic boost.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Israel’s war with Lebanese militant group Hezbollah had created the possibility for peace with neighbouring Lebanon and Syria.

Britain, Canada, Australia and Portugal strongly back two-state solution amid Gaza carnage

Israeli PM tells Britain, Australia and Canada their recognition of Palestine is a “reward to terror”

Mahmud Mardawi welcomes western recognition of Palestinian State

Calls to build on three countries' recognition

Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians flee the city

Pledges to oppose at UN next week

A suite of nations are set to do the same to pressure Israel over Gaza

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the world should not be “intimidated” by Israel and its creeping annexation of the occupied West Bank, as the nearly two-year-long Israeli offensive in Gaza intensified yesterday, killing at least 51 people.