Talk:Palestine–European Union relations
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Mistake on recognition map
editOn the map showing recognition of Israel and/or Palestine Poland is coloured yellow for recognition of both. It seems to be false. On the government issued "List of countries and dependent territories" Palestine is not listed among countries, but in the appendix with territories of unsettled/contested international status. Palestine status itself is listed as "political status unsettled" with asterisk to note on Polish support for two-state solution. However, the declared political will to support two-state solution does not imply recognition of Palestine as state entity. De jure Poland does not recognise Palestine as state entity.
https://www.gov.pl/web/ksng/Urzedowy-wykaz-nazw-panstw-i-terytoriow-niesamodzielnych 77.63.62.122 (talk) 11:37, 26 October 2023 (UTC)
Update of recognition map requires.
editThe international recognition of Palestine and Israel requires updating to reflect Spain, Ireland, Norway and Slovenia now all officially recognising Palestine. 213.202.141.18 (talk) 21:13, 5 June 2024 (UTC)