Cool but how do they define its borders? What borders do they recognize?
Ok_Buyer6488 on
Yes, my country recognizes Palestine.
amk1357910 on
1 day it will happen
the_big_sadIRL on
The borders should be solved with a boxing match between the heads of state refereed by a Buddhist monk
BabaRoga2024 on
Interesting that the UK dont recognize them….
PurpleEfficiency1089 on
what happened in 1988 to sway the opinion of so many countries?
Paramite67 on
It should be mentioned that not officially recognizing doesn’t means ignoring or denying, its not a binary state, for example some of these red countries should have representation offices in Palestine
langus7 on
How can a country vote at the UN for the creation of a State and then go on not recognizing its existence?
Summary of the UN General Assembly vote on Resolution 181, 29 November 1947
Adopted at the 128th plenary meeting:
In favour: 33
Australia, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Byelorussian S.S.R., Canada, Costa Rica, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, France, Guatemala, Haiti, Iceland, Liberia, Luxemburg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Sweden, Ukrainian S.S.R., Union of South Africa, U.S.A., U.S.S.R., Uruguay, Venezuela.
Against: 13
Afghanistan, Cuba, Egypt, Greece, India, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, Yemen.
Abstained: 10
Argentina, Chile, China, Colombia, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Honduras, Mexico, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia.
KingPeverell on
My country recognises both Israel and Palestine.
MinuQu on
The unnecessary amount of repetitive “NO”s despite the legend, the replacement of borders with weird flag circles which force the year number out of place and the colors overall make my brain hurt.
Not to mention the mirrored Palestine flag in the title…
Keystonelonestar on
I suppose that if you’re recognized as a country, like Iraq, and you attack an adjacent country, like Kuwait, that would be called a war when Kuwait strikes back with allies, bombs Iraq, then invades Iraq. No one calls it a ‘genocide.’
elicopter1905 on
grabbing some popcorn for the comment section
Sankarapp on
Hungary doesn’t recognise it.
lolnetfish on
Thank you RED ❤️
Zenar45 on
How can the ex soviet republics differ in opinion?
Did the latvian SSR have it’s own diplomacy or did they remove recognition
flinchFries on
So is that green dot in the big red Italy the Vatican City?
joaomsneto on
Congratulations to Israel for swinging so many votes in 2024.
NevadaDazzling on
It’s interesting how recognition can vary so much from country to country
2muchnerd on
# recognize the State of what?
ComradeHenryBR on
Western Europe/the US: “We support a two-state solution with Israel and *that other State there*”
rogueverify on
How did Russia, Ukraine and Belarus recognize Palestine before independence from the Soviet Union?
Mean-Survey-7721 on
The guideline on how to make propaganda out of a map 🙂
Imranus on
This is weird, how all ex Soviet republics green and Moldova somehow red? Did they just change their mind?
Melodic-Salamander75 on
I was here
ProWanderer on
Funny fact: Almost every country that tecognizes Palestine, does not recognize Kosovo (and vice-versa). I have no idea why.
FibonacciNeuron on
How can you recognize something, that does not exist? All of the functions of the state – border, army, taxes, social services, and many more are non existant. They had chances to establish state but refused it all the times with the sole goal of Israel destruction
BundsdeutscheRepublk on
Even Vatican recognises it wow
Detozi on
Im Irish. 2024. It is absolutely shameful, especially when we have always supported the Palistinian cause as a people.
neilabz on
Spain surprised me a bit. They adamantly don’t recognise states like Kosovo for fear of legitimising independence movements. Palestine is a bit different, but I think that recognition makes the lack of Kosovo recognition hard to defend
PurpleDemonR on
Finally. A reason to be happy to be British.
Ledeberg on
whatever , one day you all belong to Belgium
1najmaj on
Europe only*
KnGod on
I’m pretty sure mine does, they organize marches in support from time to time. Can’t say how many people actually care tough
CatL1f3 on
88′ ? Which year, 8803? In the future, or BC? Are you sure you don’t actually mean ’88? Same goes for 92′
FauxReal on
Oh wow, I didn’t know Great Britain didn’t recognize Palestine. This whole time I thought GB was part of the reason Palestine exists. I need to read more history.
P.S. This is an annoying map to look at. It’s more like r/MapBonerKiller
Aztecah on
Canada as a country does not but it seems that the majority of regular people or at least a very significant portion do recognize it
No-Sandwich-2997 on
bruh NO NO NO NO, just paint it red and everyone already knows, otherwise at least draw some border.
godessPetra_K on
One of the few times I’m proud to be half Russian.
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Cool but how do they define its borders? What borders do they recognize?
Yes, my country recognizes Palestine.
1 day it will happen
The borders should be solved with a boxing match between the heads of state refereed by a Buddhist monk
Interesting that the UK dont recognize them….
what happened in 1988 to sway the opinion of so many countries?
It should be mentioned that not officially recognizing doesn’t means ignoring or denying, its not a binary state, for example some of these red countries should have representation offices in Palestine
How can a country vote at the UN for the creation of a State and then go on not recognizing its existence?
Summary of the UN General Assembly vote on Resolution 181, 29 November 1947
Adopted at the 128th plenary meeting:
In favour: 33
Australia, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Byelorussian S.S.R., Canada, Costa Rica, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, France, Guatemala, Haiti, Iceland, Liberia, Luxemburg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Sweden, Ukrainian S.S.R., Union of South Africa, U.S.A., U.S.S.R., Uruguay, Venezuela.
Against: 13
Afghanistan, Cuba, Egypt, Greece, India, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, Yemen.
Abstained: 10
Argentina, Chile, China, Colombia, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Honduras, Mexico, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia.
My country recognises both Israel and Palestine.
The unnecessary amount of repetitive “NO”s despite the legend, the replacement of borders with weird flag circles which force the year number out of place and the colors overall make my brain hurt.
Not to mention the mirrored Palestine flag in the title…
I suppose that if you’re recognized as a country, like Iraq, and you attack an adjacent country, like Kuwait, that would be called a war when Kuwait strikes back with allies, bombs Iraq, then invades Iraq. No one calls it a ‘genocide.’
grabbing some popcorn for the comment section
Hungary doesn’t recognise it.
Thank you RED ❤️
How can the ex soviet republics differ in opinion?
Did the latvian SSR have it’s own diplomacy or did they remove recognition
So is that green dot in the big red Italy the Vatican City?
Congratulations to Israel for swinging so many votes in 2024.
It’s interesting how recognition can vary so much from country to country
# recognize the State of what?
Western Europe/the US: “We support a two-state solution with Israel and *that other State there*”
How did Russia, Ukraine and Belarus recognize Palestine before independence from the Soviet Union?
The guideline on how to make propaganda out of a map 🙂
This is weird, how all ex Soviet republics green and Moldova somehow red? Did they just change their mind?
I was here
Funny fact: Almost every country that tecognizes Palestine, does not recognize Kosovo (and vice-versa). I have no idea why.
How can you recognize something, that does not exist? All of the functions of the state – border, army, taxes, social services, and many more are non existant. They had chances to establish state but refused it all the times with the sole goal of Israel destruction
Even Vatican recognises it wow
Im Irish. 2024. It is absolutely shameful, especially when we have always supported the Palistinian cause as a people.
Spain surprised me a bit. They adamantly don’t recognise states like Kosovo for fear of legitimising independence movements. Palestine is a bit different, but I think that recognition makes the lack of Kosovo recognition hard to defend
Finally. A reason to be happy to be British.
whatever , one day you all belong to Belgium
Europe only*
I’m pretty sure mine does, they organize marches in support from time to time. Can’t say how many people actually care tough
88′ ? Which year, 8803? In the future, or BC? Are you sure you don’t actually mean ’88? Same goes for 92′
Oh wow, I didn’t know Great Britain didn’t recognize Palestine. This whole time I thought GB was part of the reason Palestine exists. I need to read more history.
P.S. This is an annoying map to look at. It’s more like r/MapBonerKiller
Canada as a country does not but it seems that the majority of regular people or at least a very significant portion do recognize it
bruh NO NO NO NO, just paint it red and everyone already knows, otherwise at least draw some border.
One of the few times I’m proud to be half Russian.
Glad they labeled the colors in the legend.