UK Recognises Palestinian State as Legal Debate Unfolds
Ministers say international law supports move despite critics' objections
The UK government has reaffirmed its intent to recognize the State of Palestine, sparking a legal and political debate within Parliament.
Ministers argue the recognition aligns with international law and the pursuit of a two-state solution, while some peers contend the move could breach diplomatic obligations.
The government maintains that the decision reflects longstanding support for Palestinian self-determination and regional stability.