法国承认巴勒斯坦国，联合国大会掀起两国方案新呼声

法国承认巴勒斯坦国，联合国大会掀起两国方案新呼声

时代广场全球直播间 | 联合国报道记者：Winny Power

纽约，第80届联合国大会现场 —— 在加沙战火持续之际，法国总统埃马纽埃尔·马克龙于9月22日在第80届联大高级别会议上宣布，法国正式承认巴勒斯坦国。这一声明获得会场超过140位国家领导人的热烈掌声，巴勒斯坦代表团全体起立致敬。由于美国拒签签证，总统阿巴斯未能亲临，但通过视频方式参与并表示支持。

马克龙在大会发言中强调：“忠于法国对中东和平的一贯承诺，今天我宣布，法国承认巴勒斯坦国。”联合国秘书长安东尼奥·古特雷斯表示：“巴勒斯坦建国是权利，而非奖赏。”此番言论被广泛解读为对以色列政府的明确回应。

法国的举动引发连锁反应：此前一天，英国、加拿大、澳大利亚和葡萄牙已宣布承认巴勒斯坦，预计未来几日将有十个国家跟进。截至目前，约四分之三联合国会员国已承认巴勒斯坦，但主要西方国家长期坚持需通过与以色列谈判实现建国。

以色列总理内塔尼亚胡坚决反对，称承认建国等同于“奖励哈马斯”，并威胁可能单方面吞并约旦河西岸部分地区。美国政府亦表态反对，认为此举可能破坏加沙停火谈判。

巴勒斯坦方面视其为希望曙光。加沙市民努尔丁表示：“这是巴勒斯坦人民的开始，一丝希望。我们值得拥有自己的国家。”

国际社会普遍认为，两国方案仍是解决百年冲突的唯一可行路径。法国与其他多国的承认行动，或将为中东和平进程注入新动力。

记者：时代广场全球直播间 — Winny Power

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France Recognizes Palestine, Renewing Calls for a Two-State Solution at the UN

Times Square Global Live | UN Coverage – Reporter: Winny Power

New York, 80th UN General Assembly — Amid ongoing conflict in Gaza, French President Emmanuel Macron announced on September 22 at the 80th UN General Assembly High-Level Meeting that France officially recognizes the State of Palestine. The announcement drew warm applause from over 140 world leaders, with the entire Palestinian delegation standing in respect. President Mahmoud Abbas participated via video, as U.S. visa denial prevented his physical attendance, expressing full support.

Macron stated: “In line with France’s longstanding commitment to peace in the Middle East, today I recognize the State of Palestine.” UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized, “Statehood for Palestine is a right, not a reward.” The remarks were widely seen as a direct response to the Israeli government.

France’s recognition triggered a ripple effect. The day prior, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Portugal announced recognition, with an additional ten countries expected to follow in the coming days. Currently, approximately three-quarters of UN member states recognize Palestine, although major Western nations maintain that statehood should emerge through negotiations with Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strongly opposed the move, calling it “a reward for Hamas,” and threatened potential unilateral annexation of parts of the West Bank. The U.S. government also expressed opposition, warning that recognition could undermine ceasefire negotiations in Gaza.

For Palestinians, the move offers a glimmer of hope. Nordin, a resident of Gaza, said: “This is a beginning for the Palestinian people, a ray of hope. We deserve a country of our own.”

The international community widely regards a two-state solution as the only viable path to resolve the century-long conflict. France’s recognition, alongside other nations, may inject new momentum into the Middle East peace process.

Reporter: Times Square Global Live – Winny Power