Setback for the colonizer
Reports confirmed that Britain and France officially recognized the State of Palestine between September 21 and 22, 2025, during the Israeli military attack on the Gaza Strip, marking a significant shift in affirming Palestinian rights' legitimacy. This recognition came after a long history of European support for the Israeli colonial project, which began with the Balfour Declaration and was backed by the League of Nations. European countries and Canada imposed restrictions on trade related to Israeli settlements, accompanied by American and European condemnations of settlements that undermine the two-state solution. In response, the Israeli government enacted sanctions, including closing the British consulate and expelling diplomats, reflecting escalating tensions with countries that had supported the occupation over the decades. Meanwhile, Palestinians focus on their political and security resilience and aim to forge broad alliances both locally and internationally.
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