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وكالة الأنباء القطرية
Arab Parliament cautions Slovenia on Palestine recognition
The Arab Parliament reaffirmed its rejection of any attempt by Slovenia to withdraw recognition of the State of Palestine or to move its embassy to occupied Jerusalem, warning of the repercussions such actions could have on peace and stability in the region. It clarified that recognizing Palestine is a legal and moral obligation that cannot be revoked and reflects the rights of the Palestinian people, which are widely acknowledged internationally. The Parliament emphasized that relocating the embassy to Jerusalem constitutes a violation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 478 and contradicts the positions of the European Union. It called for maintaining support for Palestinian legal and political rights. Furthermore, it considered that reversing recognition or altering the status of Jerusalem would deepen tensions and threaten the international order, especially given the International Court of Justice's supportive stance regarding the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories. These statements come amid political controversy within Slovenia following the Prime Minister’s announcement of intentions to freeze recognition and calls for respecting international agreements, while the President of Slovenia has reaffirmed full support for Palestinian rights and a two-state solution.
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