Archiv: 18-09-2024: UN General Assembly votes on Palestine resolution / Israeli occupation force would have to leave within a year / news blackout in the run-up / UNGA votes 124:14:43 for resolution


29.11.2025 - 19:56 [ United Nations ]

Secretary-General‘s message on the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People

I repeat my call for an end to the unlawful occupation of the Palestinian Territory — as affirmed by the International Court of Justice and the General Assembly — and for irreversible progress towards a two-State solution, in line with international law and relevant UN resolutions, with Israel and Palestine living side by side in peace and security within their secure and recognized borders, on the basis of pre-1967 lines, with Jerusalem as the capital of both States.

On this International Day of Solidarity, let us draw inspiration from the Palestinian people themselves, whose resilience and hope are a testament to the human spirit. Let us stand in solidarity with their rights to dignity, justice and self-determination — and work together to build a peaceful future for all.

03.10.2025 - 00:06 [ Human Rights Watch ]

Justice for Palestinians Can’t Wait for a Peace Deal

States approved the UNGA resolution ahead of a high-level conference that marked the passing of the September 2025 deadline for states to comply with a landmark July 2024 advisory opinion by the International Court of Justice on the legal consequences of Israel’s policies and practices in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

The vote this year should not be an empty gesture as Israeli authorities expand illegal settlements and further displace and exterminate Palestinians. Respect for Palestinians’ basic rights is not dependent on reaching agreement on a peace plan. Countries should move ahead quickly with steps that advance justice and accountability.

18.09.2025 - 07:30 [ Heute.at ]

Bei UN-Vollversammlung: Luxemburg will Palästina als Staat anerkennen

(September 16, 2025)

Luxemburg will sich einer immer größer werdenden Gruppe von Ländern anschließen, die den Staat Palästina anerkennen. „In Europa und weltweit entsteht derzeit eine Bewegung, die zeigen will, dass die Zwei-Staaten-Lösung nach wie vor relevant ist“, sagte Regierungschef Luc Frieden am Montagabend vor Journalisten. Deshalb will die luxemburgische Regierung nächste Woche bei der UN-Vollversammlung „denen anzuschließen, die den Staat Palästina anerkennen“.

18.09.2025 - 06:54 [ Reuters ]

Britain will recognise Palestinian state this weekend, Times reports

Starmer, who is under pressure from some in his Labour Party to take a harder line against Israel, had said Britain would recognise Palestinian statehood at the United Nations General Assembly next week unless Israel took substantive steps to alleviate the situation in Gaza.

15.09.2025 - 17:51 [ Umair Malik / Twitter ]

this is the biggest blunder in American history. Mark my words

(December 9, 2023)

12.09.2025 - 21:07 [ United Nations ]

Endorsement of the New York Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution

The General Assembly,

Recalling its resolution ES-10/24 of 18 September 2024, in which it decided to convene during the seventy-ninth session of the General Assembly an international conference under the auspices of the Assembly for the implementation of the United Nations resolutions pertaining to the question of Palestine and the two-State solution for the achievement of a just, lasting and comprehensive peace in the Middle East,

Recalling also its resolution 79/81 of 3 December 2024, in which it adopted the modalities for the High-level International Conference for the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution, convened from 28 to 30 July in New York, and decided that it would ad opt an action-oriented outcome document to urgently chart an irreversible pathway towards the peaceful settlement of the question of Palestine and the implementation of the two – State solution,

Recalling further the decision of the General Assembly, in its decision 79/573 B of 5 September 2025, to resume the High-level International Conference for the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two- State Solution:

(a) Expresses its profound gratitude to France and Saudi Arabia for discharging their responsibilities as Co-Chairs of the High-level International Conference for the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution and for elaborating, together with the Co- Chairs of the working groups, on the basis of consultations with all participating States, the New York Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution;

(b) Endorses the New York Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution submitted by the Co-Chairs of the Conference and the Co-Chairs of the working groups to the Conference.

05.09.2025 - 22:04 [ Democracy Now ]

“Uniting for Peace”: How U.N. Could Override U.S. Veto, Send Peacekeepers to Gaza, Block Arms & More

(September 4, 2025)

ou know, far too many delegations have gotten into the habit of hiding behind the U.S. veto by throwing up their arms and saying, “Well, we tried, but the U.S. vetoed it.” But Uniting for Peace allows the member states of the United Nations, 193 of them, in the General Assembly, to circumvent the U.S. veto and to adopt concrete action, as it did, for example, in 1956 by mandating the U.N. emergency force to deploy to the Sinai in the middle of the Suez Crisis against the wishes of two Security Council members, the United Kingdom and France, and against the wishes of Israel. It could do the same thing now, in September, by mandating a U.N. protection force for the people in Gaza and, more broadly, in Palestine, that is specifically mandated to protect civilians, that is mandated to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid, to preserve evidence of Israeli war crimes and to begin the process of reconstruction, most importantly, to change the incentive structure for Israel and its co-conspirators in the genocide that’s happening in Palestine. (…)

…the beauty of the Uniting for Peace mechanism is that the secretary-general cannot block it, the Security Council cannot block it, the United States cannot block it. It only requires a two-third majority of the member states. There is a move underway to build that majority now, and the hope is that that will take place.

05.09.2025 - 21:59 [ Common Dreams ]

We Must Stop Israel From Starving the People of Gaza—Here‘s How

(September 2, 2025)

Under the „Uniting for Peace“ mechanism, when the Security Council is deadlocked, the authority to act passes to the General Assembly. After a Security Council session and the almost inevitable US veto, the issue would be brought before the UNGA in a resumed 10th emergency special session on the Israel-Palestine conflict. There, the General Assembly can, by a two-thirds majority not subject to US veto, authorize a protection force in response to an urgent request from the State of Palestine. There is a precedent: in 1956, the General Assembly authorized the UN Emergency Force (UNEF) to enter Egypt and protect it from the ongoing invasion by Israel, France, and the United Kingdom.

At the invitation of Palestine, the protection force would enter Gaza to secure emergency humanitarian aid for the starving population. If Israel were to attack the UN protection force, the force would be authorized to defend itself and the Gazans. Whether Israel and the US would dare to fight a UNGA-mandated force protecting the starving Gazans remains to be seen.

31.07.2025 - 07:00 [ AsiaNews.it ]

New York Declaration: The new UN plan for a Palestinian state with peace in Gaza

Sponsored by France and Saudi Arabia, along with 15 other countries (but not the United States), plus the Arab League, and the European Union, the Declaration was sent to governments around the world to gather support ahead of the UN General Assembly in September. It calls for a ceasefire and an international mission to the Gaza Strip, no longer governed by Hamas, Palestinian elections within a year, and the resumption of negotiations without Israeli annexations.

30.07.2025 - 00:24 [ Global Alliance for Palestine ]

Political Statement of the Global Alliance for Palestine

On 26 July 2025, the inaugural London conference for the Global Alliance for Palestine convened in London, bringing together representatives from over 65 organisations across 25 countries. Political leaders, grassroots movements, and campaigns united in a historic gathering to strengthen global solidarity with the Palestinian struggle. Among the distinguished speakers were Rt. Hon. Jeremy Corbyn MP, Dr Mustafa Barghouti, Gerry Adams, Reverand Frank Chikane, and Hon. Angelo Bonelli.

At this critical moment in history, as the Palestinian people continue to endure occupation, apartheid, siege, and systematic violations of their fundamental rights, we reaffirm our unwavering commitment to their struggle for freedom, justice, self-determination, and the right of return.

29.07.2025 - 21:31 [ France24.com ]

‚Enough was enough‘: Why France is now taking a stand on Palestinian statehood

After pledging to recognise a Palestinian state in September, France is co-chairing a UN conference in New York this week in a push to rally other countries behind its lead. A far cry from the “unconditional” support for Israel declared in the wake of the October 7 attacks, French diplomacy seems to be shifting gears.

29.07.2025 - 21:23 [ Government of the United Kingdom ]

PM words on Gaza: 29 July 2025 – Prime Minister Keir Starmer‘s words on Gaza.

Our goal remains a safe and secure Israel, alongside a viable and sovereign Palestinian state. But right now – that goal is under pressure like never before.

I’ve always said we will recognise a Palestinian state as a contribution to a proper peace process, at the moment of maximum impact for the Two State Solution.

With that solution now under threat, this is the moment to act.

So today – as part of this process towards peace I can confirm the UK will recognise the state of Palestine by the United Nations General Assembly in September unless the Israeli government takes substantive steps to end the appalling situation in Gaza, agree to a ceasefire and commit to a long-term, sustainable peace, reviving the prospect of a Two State Solution.

29.07.2025 - 21:19 [ BBC ]

UK will recognise Palestinian state in September unless Israel agrees to Gaza ceasefire and other conditions

Keir Starmer says the UK will recognise a Palestinian state at a UN meeting in September unless Israel meets certain conditions

He says the recognition will happen unless the Israeli government takes „substantive steps to end the appalling situation in Gaza“, including a ceasefire and a commitment to a long-term peace process

29.07.2025 - 10:52 [ Minanews.net ]

International Conference on Palestine Opens in New York

A high-level international summit on Palestine opened on Monday at the United Nations headquarters in New York, co-hosted by France and Saudi Arabia, amid escalating concern over Israel’s continued war on Gaza, mass civilian deaths, and widespread starvation.

The UN Conference on Palestine seeks to reinvigorate political efforts for a two-state solution and to end the decades-long Israeli occupation.

28.07.2025 - 14:42 [ Reuters ]

Ministers gather at UN for delayed meeting on Israel, Palestinians

The 193-member U.N. General Assembly decided in September last year that such a conference would be held in 2025. Hosted by France and Saudi Arabia, the conference was postponed in June after Israel attacked Iran

18.07.2025 - 21:19 [ Diem25.org ]

Francesca Albanese: A revolutionary shift is underway

I ask you to consider this moment as if we were sitting here in the 1990s, discussing the case of apartheid South Africa. Would you have proposed selective sanctions on SA for its conduct in individual Bantustans? Or would you have recognised the state’s criminal system as a whole? And here, what Israel is doing is worse. This comparison— is a legal and factual assessment supported by international legal proceedings many in this room are part of.

This is what concrete measures mean. Negotiating with Israel on how to manage what remains of Gaza and West Bank, in Brussels or elsewhere, is an utter dishonor international law.

And to the Palestinians and those from all corners of the world standing by them, often at great cost and sacrifice, I say whatever happens, Palestine will have written this tumultuous chapter—not as a footnote in the chronicles of would-be conquerors, but as the newest verse in a centuries-long saga of peoples who have risen against injustice, colonialism, and today more than ever neoliberal tyranny.

18.07.2025 - 21:11 [ Jacobin.de ]

Francesca Albanese: Brecht die Beziehungen zu Israel ab

Stellen Sie sich vor, wir säßen hier in den 1990er Jahren und diskutierten den Fall des südafrikanischen Apartheidsystems. Hätten Sie selektive Sanktionen gegen Südafrika für sein Verhalten in einzelnen Bantustans vorgeschlagen? Oder hätten Sie das kriminelle System des Staates als Ganzes anerkannt? Und hier ist das, was Israel tut, noch schlimmer. Dieser Vergleich ist eine rechtliche und faktische Bewertung, die durch internationale Gerichtsverfahren gestützt wird, an denen viele in diesem Saal beteiligt sind.

Das ist es, was konkrete Maßnahmen bedeuten. Mit Israel darüber zu verhandeln, wie das, was von Gaza und dem Westjordanland noch übrig ist, verwaltet werden soll, ob in Brüssel oder anderswo, ist eine absolute Schande für das Völkerrecht.

Und den Palästinenserinnen und Palästinensern und den Menschen aus allen Teilen der Welt, die ihnen – oft unter großen Kosten und Opfern – beistehen, sage ich: Was auch immer geschieht, Palästina wird dieses turbulente Kapitel geschrieben haben – nicht als Fußnote in den Chroniken von Möchtegern-Eroberern, sondern als neueste Strophe in einer jahrhundertelangen Saga von Völkern, die sich gegen Ungerechtigkeit, Kolonialismus und heute mehr denn je gegen neoliberale Tyrannei erhoben haben.

18.07.2025 - 20:57 [ Deshabhimani.com ]

Global South States Take Unified Stand on Gaza at Bogota Conference

(July 17, 2025)

Countries from the Global South came together in Bogota, Colombia, on July 15 and 16 for an Emergency Ministerial Conference on Palestine organised by The Hague Group. Representatives from 30 nations—including Algeria, Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Egypt, Indonesia, South Africa, Turkey, and Venezuela—expressed their solidarity with the Palestinian people amid escalating violence in Gaza.

18.07.2025 - 05:10 [ Progressive International ]

Joint Statement on the Conclusion of the Emergency Conference on Palestine

We hereby announce the following measures, to be adopted based on states’ domestic legal and
legislative frameworks:

1. Prevent the provision or transfer of arms, munitions, military fuel, related military equipment, and dual-use items to Israel, as appropriate, to ensure that our industry does not contribute the tools to enable or facilitate genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and other violations of international law.

2. Prevent the transit, docking, and servicing of vessels at any port, if applicable, within our territorial jurisdiction, while being fully compliant with applicable international law, including UNCLOS, in all cases where there is a clear risk of the vessel being used to carry arms, munitions, military fuel, related military equipment, and dual- use items to Israel, to ensure that our territorial waters and ports do not serve as conduits for activities that enable or facilitate genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and other violations of international law.

3. Prevent the carriage of arms, munitions, military fuel, related military equipment, and dual-use items to Israel on vessels bearing our flag, while being fully compliant with applicable international law, including UNCLOS, ensuring full accountability, including de-flagging, for non-compliance with this prohibition, not to render aid or assistance in maintaining the situation created by Israel’s illegal presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

4. Commence an urgent review of all public contracts, in order to prevent public institutions and public funds, where applicable, from supporting Israel’s illegal occupation of the Palestinian Territory which may entrench its unlawful presence in the territory, to ensure that our nationals, and companies and entities under our jurisdiction, as well as our authorities, do not act in any way that would entail recognition or provide aid or assistance in maintaining the situation created by Israel’s illegal presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

5. Comply with our obligations to ensure accountability for the most serious crimes under international law through robust, impartial and independent investigations and prosecutions at national or international levels, in compliance with our obligation to ensure justice for all victims and the prevention of
future crimes.

6. Support universal jurisdiction mandates, as and where applicable in our legal constitutional frameworks and judiciaries, to ensure justice for all victims and the prevention of future crimes in the Occupied Palestine Territory.

18.07.2025 - 04:12 [ The Hague Group ]

States announce unprecedented measures to halt the Gaza genocide at Bogotá conference

16 July 2025 – In the most ambitious multilateral action since the start of Gaza genocide 21 months ago, a coalition of cross-regional states gathered in Bogotá has agreed to six coordinated diplomatic, legal and economic measures to restrain Israel’s assault on the Occupied Palestinian Territories and defend international law at large.

Jointly convened by the governments of Colombia and South Africa as co-chairs, the Emergency Conference of The Hague Group, brought together 30 states from Africa, Asia, Europe, as well as North America and South America to move beyond words of condemnation — and to take collective action grounded in international law.

In the deliberations at the Bogotá conference, all 30 participating states unanimously agreed that the era of impunity must end— and that international law must be enforced without fear or favour through immediate domestic policies and legislation — along with a unified call for an immediate ceasefire.

To kickstart that process, 12 states from across the world — Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Indonesia, Iraq, Libya, Malaysia, Namibia, Nicaragua, Oman, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and South Africa — committed to implementing the six measures immediately through their domestic legal and administrative systems to break the ties of complicity with Israel’s campaign of devastation in Palestine — and set a date of 20th September, to coincide with the 80th UN General Assembly, for additional states to join them. Consultations with capitals across the world are now ongoing.

18.07.2025 - 03:35 [ Rima Hassan / Youtube ]

6 mesures concrètes pour mettre fin à l’impunité d’Israël

(video)

18.07.2025 - 03:08 [ Iraqi News ]

Iraq among 12 nations in push to halt Gaza genocide

Iraq was among 12 countries that took part in an emergency international conference convened by The Hague Group in Bogotá, Colombia, aimed at halting the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

The participating states—spanning Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia—committed to implementing six urgent measures through their national legal and administrative systems.

18.07.2025 - 03:00 [ theCradle.co ]

Twelve nations commit to ‚unprecedented measures‘ holding Israel accountable for genocide

(July 16, 2025)

According to the summit‘s final statement, the measures include implementing an arms embargo on weapons to Israel, preventing ships carrying weapons to Israel from docking at ports, reviewing public contracts that support the Israeli occupation of Palestine, fulfilling obligations to ensure accountability for the most serious crimes under international law, and backing prosecutions of Israeli war criminals at national and international levels.

30.05.2025 - 21:30 [ Government of Ireland ]

Joint Statement of Spain, Ireland, Slovenia and Norway: A renewed commitment for the implementation of the two State solution

One year after the official recognition of the State of Palestine by Ireland, Norway, Slovenia and Spain, in the framework of the ‘Madrid+’ Group of the meeting, we have met to renew and reinforce the international commitment for the implementation of the two-State solution and to the principle that only a viable, contiguous Palestinian State, with internationally recognised borders, comprised of Gaza and the West Bank and with East Jerusalem as its capital, can fully satisfy the legitimate national aspirations and the needs of peace and security of both the people of Palestine and Israel.

This commitment has had an undeniable impact on the international dynamics regarding the conflict in Gaza, creating momentum for the implementation of the two-State solution.

After many years of stagnation, implementation of the two State solution and recognition of Palestine is not only morally right, but it also produced the necessary momentum to revive the spirit of the implementation of the two-State solution. In September 2024 in the United Nations, the international community agreed on the creation of the Global Alliance for the Implementation of the Two-State solution. Its meetings have, in this spirit, strived to make the two-State reality possible.

The momentum that was created in May last year, ultimately culminated on 10th December 2024, when the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted Resolution A/RES/79/81, which called for a High Level Conference for the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution. We believe that this High Level Conference, to be held on 17th June 2025 under UN auspices and co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia, represents not only the occasion with the highest degree of international legitimacy, but also the appropriate framework in which to finally advance the implementation of the two-State solution.

03.05.2025 - 13:04 [ docs.google.com ]

Letter to the PM on Gaza and Recognising the State of Palestine

Signed by representatives of the following organisations and their branches, affiliates or in their individual capacity:

Abrahamic Foundation

Abrar Foundation

Abu Bakar Mosque (Bradford)

Abu Bakr Trust (ABT) – Walsall

Abu Hanifah Foundation (Blackburn)

Ad Duha Masjid

Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaat

Al Abbas Islamic Centre, KSIMC Birmingham

Al Amaan Education Trust

Al Aqsa Masjid Docklands

Al Balagh Academy

Al Khazra Mosque (Oldham)

Al Madani Masjid (Slough)

Al Madina Jame Masjid

Al Madina Mosque Barking

Al Manaar Academy (Loughborough)

Al Quran Academy

Al Zahra Foundation

Al Zunayrah Foundation

Al-Emaan Centre

Al-Falah Islamic Education Centre

Al-Farooq Trust

Al-Hijrah Trust

Al-Hira Educational Centre and Masjid

AL-HQ Law & More (Islamic Wills)

Al-Mahdi Centre, Wessex

Al-Muttaqin Research Centre (Manchester)

Al-Risalah Trust (London)

Alansar IEC

Alessi Marketing

Alkhair Primary School

AlKhaleel Institute

Alnoor Cultural & Educational Trust (Alnoor C&ET) – Essex

Aman Association

Amanah Masjid (Birmingham)

Anjuman Raza-E-Mustafa

Aqoon Education Services

Arab Lawyers Association (UK)

As-Salaam Trust – The Peace Centre

Asha Islamic Centre

Asian Muslim Cultural Association (London)

Asian Women Association

Association of Srilankan Muslims in UK

Aston Palestine Society

Azhar Academy Bolton

Balham Masjid & Tooting Islamic Centre

Bangladesh Islamic Centre (Birmingham)

Bangladeshi Islamic Society

Baytun Noor (Birmingham)

Beeston Muslim Centre

Belfast Islamic Centre

Belfast MultiCultural Association

Belgrave Mosque – Owais Qarni (Ilford)

Bexley Palestine Solidarity Campaign (Bexley PSC)

Bilal Mosque (Leeds)

Bilborough Islamic Centre

Birmingham Masjid and Dawah Centre

Bishopbriggs Islamic Community Centre

Blackburn Road Learning Centre

Bolton Central Islamic Society (BCIS)

Bolton Council of Mosques [~40]

Bradford Friends of Palestine (BFOP)

Bridgford Muslim Action Group

BrIsoc

Bristol Muslim Cultural Society (BMCS)

Bristol Turkish Community Association

British Arab Nursing and Midwifery Association

British Islamic Medical Association

British Muslim Heritage Centre

British Palestinian Families Network

British Turkish Association [~40]

Bushey Islamic Circle

Campaign Against Anti-Muslim Hate / Campaign Against Hate

Central Jamia Masjid (Southall)

Central Mosque (Wakefield)

Cheadle Masjid

Chelmsford Action for Palestine

Chelmsford Muslim Society

Cherwell Projects Ltd

Cis Windows

City Friends of Palestine (London)

City Retreat Leicester

City University Islamic Society (ISOC)

Cloud Devops Ltd

Committee for Alternative Development Trust

Compass Learning Centre (CLC)

Consortium [~11]

Cosy Cruise Travel Ltd

Council for Mosques Bradford [~140]

Council of Bristol Mosques (CBM) [~6]

Council of European Jamaats [~11]

Council of Mosque – Tower Hamlets [~45]

Council of Sri Lankan Muslim Organisations [~28]

Croydon Islamic Youth Club

Dar Ul Isra Education and Welfare (Cardiff)

Dar us Salaam

Darassalaam

Darul Arqam Muslim Community Association

Darul Atfaal

Darul Ilm – SLMC of East London

Darulisra Muslim Educational Welfare Centre

Darus Salam Mosque (Leicester)

Darussalam Education Centre

Derby Jamia Mosque

Diverse Legal Consulting (Chelmsford)

Diyanet Stoke Education Centre

Dovex

Dundee Central Mosque

East Birmingham Central Masjid

East Cardiff Muslim Centre

East End Islamic Centre (Newham)

East Kilbride Muslims Association

Easton Jamia Masjid

Eden Foundation (Birmingham)

Eden Masjid and Dawah Centre

Edgware Youth

Eid Prayer And Festival (Leicester)

Elland Masjid Association – West Yorkshire

Enfield Community Action Group

Enfield Town Islamic Centre

Epsom and Ewell Islamic society

Essex Council of Mosques [~5]

EuroPal Forum

Exeter Mosque and Cultural Centre

Extant Marketing

Faith Inspire [~7]

Fatima Community Centre (Sheffield)

Fatima Elizabeth Archery Club

Fatima Elizabeth Phrontistery

Fazilat Masjid (Nottingham)

FC Leytonstone

Federation of Muslim Organisations (FMO) [~50]

Federation of Student Islamic Societies (FOSIS) [~120]

Finsbury Park Mosque

First Choice Plumbing

Fiqh Council Birmingham (FCB)

Fleetgate Hardware ltd

Friends of Al-Aqsa

Fussilat Academy (London)

Gastec

Global Somali Diaspora

Goodwood Islamic Centre

Grangetown Muslim Cultural Centre (GMCC)

Green Street Business Association

Haaya Foundation (Hounslow)

Hamilton Islamic Centre

Hamlets Way Mosque (Mile End Bengali Muslim Community Association)

Handsworth Wood Cultural Centre

Harpenden Muslim Network

Harrow Youth Club

Hastings Mosque

Havering4Peace

Hayes Muslim Centre

Here For Youth

Hillingdon Borough Muslims

Hounslow Muslim Centre

Hubb Leicestershire

Huddersfield Community First (HDCF)

Huddersfield Council of Mosques (HCoM)

Hull Turkish Education Society

Humanity for All (Scotland)

Hyderi Islamic Centre

I Waqf

I Will Solicitors

Ibadurrehman Trust

ICareCharity

ICMG Edmonton branch

ICMG MARGATE

Imam Zakariya Academy (IZA)

Imdadia Charitable Trust

Imperial Islamic Society

In Her Footsteps

Inspireamillion Limited

Inspired Supported Housing

Inspirited Minds

Interbuild Aid

International Communities Organisation (London)

International Community Milli Görüş

Iqra Women‘s Group (Leeds)

ISLAH (Cambridge)

Islamic Education Trust Leicester

Islamic Finance Guru

Islamic History Channel

Islamic Information Centre, Hastings

Islamic Research Institute of GB (IRIGB)

Islamic Society of Britain

Islamic Tarbiyyah Prep School (Bradford)

Jam-e-Masjid Qiblah Hadhrat Sahib Gulhar Shareef Birmingham

Jamia Masjid Sultania (JMS) (Nottingham)

Jamia Syeda Fatima Al Zahra Mosque

Jamia Usmania

JKR & HCY ISLAMIC CENTRE (Reading)

Jummah in Chorleywood

Karima al Marwaziyya Foundation (High Wycombe)

Kent Islamic Center

Khidmah Organisation (Leicester)

Khizra Mosque

Kilmarnock Central Mosque

Kurdish Society of Nottingham

Lancashire Council of Mosques

Lantor Ltd

Leeds Beckett University Islamic Society (LBU ISOC)

Legal Action for Peace

Leicester Community Assist

Leicestershire Zakah Foundation

Lewisham Islamic Centre

Leytonstone Islamic Association

London Islamic Culture and Recreation Society

Long Eaton Masjid

Loughborough Dawah Centre

Loughborough Mosque and Islamic Culture Association

Lumb Fox Limited

Luton Council of Mosques

Luton Muslim Malayali Association

Luton Sri Lankan Islamic Cultural Centre

Luton Turkish community

Madarasah Noorul Quran Leicester

Madrasa Talimu Quran

Madina Mosque & Community Centre (Cardiff)

Madni Masjid (Nottingham)

Madrasa Taleem ul Islam (Glasgow)

Madrasaatul Noor Leicester

Madrasah Madania Tahfeezul Quran (MMTQ) – Bradford

Mahmudsabir Masjid

Malayalee Muslim Cultural & Welfare Association UK

Maldon Masjid

MAN UK

Marifah Institute

Markazul-Uloom Al-Islamiyya (Rotherham)

Masjid Abu Bakr

Masjid Abu Bakr Tinsley

Masjid Abu Hurairah

Masjid Al Falaah (Birmingham)

Masjid Al Farouq

Masjid Al Furqan (Leicester)

Masjid Al Madina (Walsall)

Masjid Al Rawda (London)

Masjid Al-Jannah Slough

Masjid Alhikmah and Community Centre

Masjid At Taqwa (Bradford)

Masjid Ayesha

Masjid Ayesha (London)

Masjid e Imam Ali (Aberdeen)

Masjid e Noor (Gloucester)

Masjid e Salaam Trust (Bolton)

Masjid E Tauheed (Manor Park- London)

Masjid e Umar (Bradford)

Masjid Hazrat Bilal (Bristol)

Masjid Ibrahim Ferham (Rotherham)

Masjid Jamia Islamia Nottingham

Masjid Noor

Masjid Taha & Education Centre (Stratford, London)

Masjid Talha

Masjid Tawhid Leyton

Masjid Ul Hidayah (East Ham)

Masjid Umar

Masjid Usman (Bradford)

Masjid Zakaria (Birmingham)

Masjid-E-Quba, London

Masjid-e-Zainabia

Masjid-us-Sunnah (Leicester)

Masjid E Saliheen, Preston

MAUK

Meadows Muslim Centre (Nottingham)

Millwall Community Association

Misbaahul Uloom Urdu Centre

Mksi Leicester

Monmouthshire Muslim Community Association

Mum’s Kitchen

Mushkil Aasaan Charity

Muslim Association of Britain (MAB) [~15]

Muslim Association of Croydon (MAC)

Muslim Community Association

Muslim Community Centre Uxbridge

Muslim Council of Britain (MCB)

Muslim Council of Scotland [~100]

Muslim Council of Wales [~70]

Muslim Cultural & Welfare Association of Sutton (MCWAS)

Muslim Cultural Centre Wollaton, Nottingham

Muslim Doctors Association and Allied Health Professionals CIC

Muslim Doctors Cymru (MDC)

Muslim Engagement and Development

Muslim Event

Muslim Khatri Association

Muslim Public Affairs Forum Committee (MPACUK)

Muslim Welfare House Sheffield

Muslim Welfare Institute (MWI) (Blackburn)

Muslim Welfare Society Port Talbot

Muslim Women of Merton

Muslimaat UK (MMT UK)

My School Tutor

Narjis foundation (Glasgow)

Naseeha Youth Project (NYP) (Cardiff)

National Waqf

NCJM Stow Hill Mosque

New Beginnings

Newcastle Central Mosque

Newcastle under Lyme Islamic Centre

Newham Muslim Forum

Newport Diyanet Community Education Centre

Nextpoint Recruitment

Nexus Pharmacy

Nfsb Cardiff limited

NHS Muslim Women’s Network

Noka Solutions Ltd

Noor Youth

Noor-el-Islam Mosque (Cardiff)

Noorani Education Centre

Norbury Islamic Academy

Norbury Muslim Centre

North Ilford Islamic Centre

North West Islamic Association

Northwood Hills Mosque and Community Centre (NHMCC)

Nottingham Bangladesh Centre

Nottingham Council of Mosques (NCM) [~25]

Nottingham Islam Information Point

Nottingham Turkish Community

Nur Al Hadi Mosque (Sheffield)

Nuurul Huda Cultural centre ltd

Oadby and Wigston Muslim Association

Oadby Community Hub

P and D UK Services Ltd (West London)

Pakistan Centre

Palestinian Forum in Britain (PFB)

Palmed UK Charity

Peckham Mosque Trust

Pekunluler Turkish Cultural Association

Plumstead Islamic Centre

PMS Jamea Masjid

Port Talbot Mosque

Preston Muslim Forum

PureStreets

Purley Islamic Community Centre

Qadria Jilania Islamic Centre & Madrasa (Manchester)

Qasim al-Ulum Centre (Manchester)

Qmed Staffing

Queensgate Islamic Centre

Quran Club

Quran ft Soul

Quwwat-ul-Islam Society Newham

Reading Muslim

Recipe2Inspire CIC (R2I)

Redbridge & Ilford Independents

Redbridge Community Action Group (RCAG)

Reflection Path

River To The Sea (Non Profit)

S E London Friends of Palestine

Saeed Institute (Bolton)

Said Nursi Mosque

Salahaddin Community Centre (Peterborough)

Sayyidah Aminah Masjid (Bradford)

SBMCA (Birmingham)

Scottish Association of Mosques [~13]

Shah Jalal Jami Masjid (Walsall)

Shahjalal Mosque & Islamic Centre (Oldham)

Shahporan Jam e Mosque

Shahporan Madrasah

SHERIFF Estate & Letting Agent

Sherwood Education and Culture Centre

Shia Ithna‘ashari Community of Middlesex (SICM)

Simply Ethical Financial Services Ltd

SLIA

Soul Therapy Scotland

Southend Mosque

Sri Lanka Islamic Forum UK

Sri Lanka Muslim Society UK (Leicester)

Sri Lankan Muslim Progressive Front-Milton Keynes

Srilankan Muslim Community of East London

STEM Muslims

Streatham Hill Masjid

Strive UK [~15]

Suffa Education Centre

Suffolk Muslim Society

Surrey Muslim Association

Swansea University Mosque

Taleem Ul-Quran Trust (Coventry)

Tawfiq Online Learning

Taybah Charitable Trust

Teviot British Bangladeshi Association (London)

The Ahmed Ali Petkar Foundation (TAAP Foundation)

The Alberinious Foundation

The Ilford Muslim Society

The Islamic Foundation (Leicester)

The Lantern Initiative

The Quran Hub (TQH)

The Shah Jahan Mosque (Woking, Surrey)

The Suffah Institute

The United Kingdom Indian Muslim Council (UKIMC)

The Wheel Plug UK (Dewsbury)

The World Federation of KSIMC

Thornton Heath Islamic centre

Turners and Locksley Centre

Turners and Locksley Masjid Cultural Centre (London)

Tuyoorul jannah (TJ) Birds of Paradise

UCL Students for Justice in Palestine

UK Islam Centre

UK Kahramanmaras Education and Culture Centre

UK Medical and Community Projects

UKIM [~50]

Ummah Community Centre (UCC)

Ummah Community Trust (UCT)

Ummah Gwent Community Centre / Masjid

Union of Muslim Organisations (Walsall)

University of Birmingham Friends of Palestine

University of Birmingham Islamic Society

Warwick Islamic Society

West London Mosques Forum (Southall)

Werneth Jamia Masjid

West Cardiff Islamic Centre

West London Mosque Forum

West London Turkish Volunteers

Women Together

Worcester Muslim Welfare Association – Worcester Central Masjid

World Forum for Srilankan Muslims

Worthing Islamic Society

Xynosoft Ltd

Y9 Mak communications Ltd

Yemeni Community Association in sandwell

Yeovil Islamic Centre & SSMCA

YMCO – Young Muslim and Community Organisation (Cardiff)

Zaza Technologies Ltd

Zeenergy Limited

03.05.2025 - 12:53 [ Muslim Council of Britain ]

Hundreds of UK Muslim Organisations Unite to Call on Prime Minister to Recognise Palestinian Statehood

(April 29, 2025)

Commenting on the letter, Secretary General Dr Wajid Akhter said:

“We are at a watershed moment as events in Gaza intensify, with more innocent lives lost each day. British Muslim communities, alongside countless others across the country, are simply calling for a foreign policy rooted in justice, humanity, and international law.

“We have rightly mobilised a coalition of the willing to oppose Russia’s illegal occupation of Ukraine, yet the illegal occupation of Palestine and the mass killing of Palestinian civilians is met with silence. We urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to show moral leadership and act swiftly.“

03.05.2025 - 12:48 [ 5PillarsUK.com ]

Hundreds of Muslim groups demand UK recognition of Palestinian state

The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) has deliver a letter signed by over 300 Muslim groups to 10 Downing Street urging Prime Minister Keir Starmer to show “moral leadership” and swiftly recognise the Palestinian State.

The signatories, comprising of organisations from every region of the UK, including mosques, student societies, charities and advocacy groups, are calling on the British government to urgently:

21.12.2024 - 00:12 [ Middle East Eye ]

Israel, Saudi Arabia closer to normalisation deal: Report

(December 18, 2024)

Israel and Saudi Arabia have reached a breakthrough in talks around normalising relations, Haaretz reported on Tuesday, adding that the normalisation could be related to an elusive ceasefire deal that would bring about an end to Israel‘s war on Gaza.

Sources familiar with the negotiations told Haaretz that rather than Israel agreeing to Saudi Arabia‘s demand for the recognition of a Palestinian state, the two sides agreed that Israel would give a vague commitment on a „path towards Palestinian statehood“.

29.11.2024 - 23:14 [ theCradle.co ]

KSA abandons US defense pact over Palestinian statehood ‚stalemate‘: Report

As a result of the Saudi and Israeli positions, “Riyadh and Washington hope a more modest defense pact could be sealed before President Joe Biden leaves the White House in January,” according to the Saudi and western sources.

29.11.2024 - 23:11 [ Reuters ]

Saudi Arabia abandons pursuit of US defence treaty over Israel stalemate

In a drive to get a wide-ranging mutual security treaty over the line earlier this year, Riyadh softened its position on Palestinian statehood, telling Washington that a public commitment from Israel to a two-state solution could be enough for the Gulf kingdom to normalise relations.

But with public anger in Saudi Arabia and the wider Middle East at fever pitch over Israel‘s military actions in Gaza, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has again made recognition of Israel conditional on it taking concrete steps to create a Palestinian state, two Saudi and three Western sources said.

20.11.2024 - 14:13 [ Counterpunch.org ]

UN Membership for Palestine Now

(November 15, 2024)

The period between today and January 20 offers the best opportunity for full UN membership which the State of Palestine has ever had, and it may be the last opportunity.

The State of Palestine and its friends throughout the world should try.

20.11.2024 - 14:07 [ Anadolu ]

1988 Palestinian independence declaration: A pivotal step toward statehood

Today, 146 out of 193 UN members recognize the state of Palestine.

11.11.2024 - 12:36 [ PressTV.ir ]

Iran-initiated OIC-Arab League meeting aimed at ending Palestine, Lebanon crises: Vice president

“We hope to obtain valuable achievements in the field of providing aid to the displaced and victims of the Zionist regime’s attacks and crimes. Accordingly, we will enter the third stage of the measures. Iran as well as all Muslim and Arab states aim to secure a durable ceasefire in the region,” he underscored.

At the summit, Iranian delegates will present their viewpoints on the core issues affecting Palestine and Lebanon and emphasize the urgent need to end the war in West Asia, Aref stated.