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By that argument, the State of Israel is not a state? Since those same countries (Iran, Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc) do not in fact recognize Israel’s existence.
by kenrose 4y ago
By that argument, the State of Israel is not a state? Since those same countries (Iran, Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc) do not in fact recognize Israel’s existence.
The recognition you point to from other countries, is, at its heart, political. Those other countries are Muslim majority and vehemently anti-Israel. Ignoring that political and religious bias is intellectually dishonest.
But, if you still maintain Palestine is indeed a state, please answer the following:
- when was its independence?
- who is the leader?
- what is its currency?
- who are its main trade partners?
- dis-sys 4y ago> the State of Israel is not a state? Israel is of course a state, it is a state established in 1948 and its border should thus remain in the shape and form of 1948. > when was its independence? 15 November 1988 for declaring independence. 29 November 2012 for becoming an observer state of the United Nation General Assembly. It becomes a fully recognized state when the UNGA observer state status was obtained after a formal vote by countries around the world. You are free to consider it as the consensus of the human race.