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France, Canada, and UK Support Palestinian State at UNGA Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict

France, Canada, and the UK expressed their support for a Palestinian state at the UNGA, with French President Macron condemning Israel's restrictions on aid to Gaza. UK Prime Minister Burnham and Canadian Prime Minister Carney also addressed the need for a two-state solution, with Canada pledging 100 million Canadian dollars in aid to Palestinians.

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Emmanuel Macron - President of France Andy Burnham - Prime Minister of the UK Mike Carney - Prime Minister of Canada Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud - Saudi Foreign Minister

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France, Canada, and the UK expressed their support for a Palestinian state at the UNGA, with French President Macron condemning Israel's restrictions on aid to Gaza. UK Prime Minister Burnham and Canadian Prime Minister Carney also addressed the need for a two-state solution, with Canada pledging 100 million Canadian dollars in aid to Palestinians.

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France rebukes world over Gaza as Canada, UK back Palestinian state at UNGA

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France, Canada, and UK Support Palestinian State at UNGA Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict