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The question of Palestinian statehood has been one of the most divisive issues in the Middle Eastern region — and, indeed, in the world — for nearly 70 years.
In 1947, the United Nations adopted Resolution 181, which recommended the end of British rule over Palestine and partitioning of the area into a Jewish state and a Palestinian Arab state. That Palestinian state has yet to become a reality, however.
On May 14, 1948, the day the plan was to be implemented, the Jewish People’s Council declared the formation of the State of Israel. The following day, a coalition of Jordan, Syria, Egypt, Iraq, and Le…
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Palestinian Statehood
Upgraded Status in the United States
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The Palestinian Question
Overview of Palestine and U.S. Relations
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Palestine and the United Nations
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General Assembly Vote on Palestine Status
Accordance of Non-Member Observer State Status in the UN
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Text of General Assembly Agenda Item on Palestine
Accordance of Non-Member Observer State Status in the UN
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Diplomatic Security Funding
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Military Abortion Coverage
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Pro & Con
Should Palestine Be Given "Non-Member Observer State" Status in the United Nations?