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The conversation underscores a key lesson in international diplomacy: recognition is not merely a symbolic gesture. It carries profound implications for peace, stability, and the legitimacy of political entities. Given the current fragmented control, ongoing conflict, and the influence of terrorist organizations like Hamas, many experts argue it is reckless to recognize Palestine as a state now.
In this fragile moment, patience, strategic diplomacy, and a focus on security and governance are essential. Recognizing a Palestinian state prematurely may not only backfire but could also exacerbate the very tensions that the international community seeks to resolve.