Palestine Hails BRICS' Declaration Supporting Palestinian Rights
- The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed the BRICS declaration supporting a two-state solution and rejecting forced displacement of Palestinians, including in Jerusalem.
- BRICS leaders at their 18th Summit in New Delhi called for a peaceful resolution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, supporting Palestinian self-determination and full UN membership.
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“Stand Against Unilateralism Aimed at USA, Trump”: CPI(M) Gen Secretary Ma Baby Welcomes BRICS New Delhi Declaration
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. CPI(M) General Secretary MA Baby on Sunday welcomed the New Delhi Declaration adopted at the BRICS Summit, particularly its stand against unilateralism and its support for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, while questioning whether the Narendra Modi government would use its diplomatic influence to ensure its implementation. India News | “Stand Against Unilateralism Aimed…
Palestine welcomes Brics declaration calling for two-state solution
Palestine welcomes Brics declaration calling for two-state solution The Palestinian ministry of foreign affairs and Palestinia expatriates have welcomed the Brics declaration calling for a two-state solution to the Palestine issue. In a statement, the ministry said it particularly welcomed the declaration's rejection of attempts to forcibly displace the Palestinian people from their land, including Jerusalem, and its call for an end to the Isra…
On Saturday, Palestine welcomed the Declaration of the Brix Summit in New Delhi, which rejected the displacement of Palestinians, called for an end to the occupation, for adherence to the two-State solution and for support for the full membership of Palestine in the United Nations.
<p style="text-align: justify;">The 'New Delhi Declaration' was unanimously adopted at the BRICS summit hosted by India. In this declaration, BRICS countries reiterated their support for a 'two-state solution' for a lasting solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict. They also called for greater international institutional support for Palestine and emphasized Israel's responsibilities under international law.</p> <p style="text-align: justify;">T…
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