Recognition of Palestinian state is the 'only hope' to end violence, Foreign Minister Penny Wong says

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Recognition of Palestinian state is the 'only hope' to end violence, Foreign Minister Penny Wong says

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Apr 11, 2024

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Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong says the recognition of a Palestinian state is "the only hope to break the endless cycle of violence" in the Middle East. It comes as the negotiations continue for a ceasefire in Gaza.

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Apr 11, 2024

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Recognition of Palestinian state is the 'only hope' to end violence, Foreign Minister Penny Wong says

Recognition of Palestinian state is the 'only hope' to end violence, Foreign Minister Penny Wong says

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