Arab Parliament Hails France's Palestine Recognition Move

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In a powerful message that could impact the course of international diplomacy, the President of the Arab Parliament, Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Yamahi, has praised the French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent announcement regarding France's intent to officially recognize the State of Palestine. This statement has been described as both bold and historic, indicating a significant moment in the global stance on the Palestinian issue.

A Courageous and Historic Decision by France

Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Yamahi welcomed this move by France with deep appreciation. He said the French decision is courageous and historic because it reflects a strong moral and political position in support of the Palestinian people. According to Al Yamahi, this is not just about a political agreement—it is about justice, freedom, and human dignity for a people who have suffered for decades.

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He stated that by choosing to recognize Palestine as a state, France is helping the world move towards a peaceful and just solution for one of the longest-standing conflicts in the Middle East. This action stands out as an example for other nations that believe in peace, human rights, and the right of all people to live freely and safely in their own homeland.

Commitment to Justice and Human Dignity

Al Yamahi explained that France’s stance shows a clear commitment to the values that the international community often speaks of—justice, fairness, and dignity for all human beings. These are the principles on which many modern countries are built, and by acting on these principles, France has shown that real change is possible when global leaders take brave steps.

He emphasized that this move is not only symbolic—it also offers real political and diplomatic support to the Palestinian people. The recognition of a Palestinian state is a key step toward building a peaceful future where both Palestinians and Israelis can live side-by-side in safety and harmony.

A Positive Shift in Global Politics

According to Al Yamahi, the French decision marks a major shift in how the world is beginning to view the Palestinian cause. For many years, the issue of Palestinian statehood has been a subject of discussion, but not all countries have taken clear steps toward supporting it. France’s decision changes that by giving hope and momentum to the people and governments that have always stood for peace.

He noted that international positions are slowly evolving, and more countries are now willing to talk about and support the idea of an independent Palestinian state. This, he said, is a good sign for global diplomacy. It shows that efforts made through international parliaments and peace discussions are finally beginning to bear fruit.

A Call to Other Nations

Al Yamahi did not stop at praising France. He also used this opportunity to send a message to other countries that have not yet recognized Palestine. He especially urged nations that value peace, human rights, and justice to take similar steps.

He said that countries have a moral, legal, and humanitarian responsibility to support the Palestinian people. The suffering of the Palestinian people has gone on for too long, and it is time for the international community to help end the conflict by supporting their right to live freely in their own homeland.

He called for more serious efforts to end the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories and to allow the Palestinian people to build their own country with full sovereignty and independence.

Arab Parliament's Continued Support for Palestine

Al Yamahi made it clear that the Arab Parliament stands firmly with the Palestinian people. The Arab Parliament will continue to work on both regional and international levels to support Palestine's cause.

He said that through diplomatic platforms and international parliamentary meetings, they will push for more global recognition of Palestine. He believes that this support can build a stronger international movement to help Palestinians achieve their rightful goal of having their own independent and recognized country.

He also reaffirmed that the Arab Parliament will never stop raising its voice for the people of Palestine and will keep fighting for their legal and human rights.

The Path Forward – Two-State Solution

In his statement, Al Yamahi also spoke about the two-state solution, which means creating a peaceful agreement where Israel and Palestine can both exist as independent states. He said that this idea has long been supported by the international community and is seen as the best way to bring lasting peace to the region.

He reminded everyone that achieving peace is not only about ending war, but also about building justice, equality, and respect between different nations and people.

A Message of Hope for the Palestinian People

This announcement and Al Yamahi’s words have brought hope to many Palestinians who have been waiting for years for international recognition and justice. His statement sends a clear message to Palestinians that they are not alone and that their cause is still supported by many leaders and governments around the world.

It is also a reminder that international recognition matters. When powerful countries like France take a stand, it can inspire others to do the same and create real change.

The President of the Arab Parliament, Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Yamahi, has shown strong leadership by welcoming France’s intention to recognize the State of Palestine. He called it a courageous and historic decision that could lead the way for others to follow.

By standing up for justice and human dignity, Al Yamahi’s message goes beyond political diplomacy. It touches hearts and brings attention back to a people who have long waited for fairness and peace.

He has used this moment to call for unity among nations, urging them to recognize the rights of the Palestinian people and to support their journey toward independence and self-determination. With France’s bold step and continued efforts from bodies like the Arab Parliament, there is renewed hope for peace and freedom in the Middle East.