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    Die Schweiz erkennt Palästina nicht als unabhängigen Staat an

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    1. itstrdt on

      The Council rejected the motion by 131 votes to 61 with two abstentions. Zurich SP National Councillor Fabian Molina had previously called for the recognition of Palestine. He argued that a two-state solution would improve the conditions for a new peace process.

      Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis, noted that official Switzerland continues to support a two-state solution in which Israel and Palestine could coexist side by side within recognized borders. However, the Federal Council considers that the time is right only when there is a package solution and the fact that Palestine is recognized as a state is part of a peace process with prospects for the population.

      https://www.srf.ch/news/schweiz/sommersession-2024-veto-zu-palaestina-anerkennung-weniger-geld-fuer-alv

    4. Cheburashka_WH on

      Ah yes, but being among the first countries to violate UN resolutions and recognise Kosovo. That’s just a shame and a baffling display of double standards.

    6. HispidaAtheris on

      Good. At least some governments in EU are able to remain rational and fair.

    9. RetroMr on

      but which one? Jordanien, Gaza or Westjordan? Or all? Palästina is not a country, it’s a region. There is no Senate, no President, no Government. Why should we recognize Palestine? Please explain.

    10. Yrminulf on

      Anerkennen ist ein trennbares Verb. Erkennt nicht an wäre die korrekte Formulierung.
      Mit der Sprache geht es abwärts.

    11. fennecfoxxx123 on

      Even if you would want to recognize it, now is not the time to do it. It will be perceived as rewarding their terrorism.

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