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Sinn F�in will continue to support Palestinian statehood - Anderson | Sinn F�in

27.5.15

Sinn F�in will continue to support Palestinian statehood - Anderson | Sinn F�in: "In November 2014 the European Parliament debated the recognition of Palestine and then passed a joint motion the following month.�

"That was part of a broader worldwide trend towards the recognition of Palestine which saw similar motions in Ireland, Britain, Sweden, Spain, France, Portugal and elsewhere.�

"These motions are hugely important as the EU itself cannot recognise Palestine, it can only express support.�

"The European Parliament motion was, however, a disappointment in our view, as it made recognition of Palestine conditional on a successful agreement with Israel.�


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