The United Kingdom, Canada and Australia officially recognized Palestine as a state on Sunday, marking a significant shift in foreign policy and a step away from their alignment with the United States, with several other European nations and U.S. allies set to follow suit this week.
The U.K.'s recognition is part of a wider shift among U.S. allies, bringing them closer to the more than 140 out of 193, U.N. member states that have already recognized Palestine as a state.
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