Colombia’s new President Ivan Duque said on Monday that the decision by his predecessor to recognize “Palestine” days before he left office is “irreversible.”
Outgoing President Juan Manuel Santos announced on August 3 that he had decided to “recognize Palestine as a free, independent and sovereign state.”
On Monday, Duque commented on Santos’ decision and said, “Damage was done by the fact that there was not more institutional discussion. [Former] president [Juan Manuel] Santos told me that he had made that decision, but it is irreversible.”
Several countries around the world have recognized “Palestine” as a state in recent years, though these moves have been mostly symbolic and have little, if any, diplomatic effect.
Read more at Arutz Sheva.
{Matzav.com}
What Hitler did is also irreversible. That is just a cheap and easy way of trying to bury your head in the sand.
Oh no, Columbia has recognized the fictitious State of Palestine. I hope Israel is prepared for this monumental event.
Someone should ask him “Where is the State of Palestine? Do they have their own currency? What about an airport?”