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Netanyahu Declares Israel’s Commitment to Peace in Historic Knesset Address

                                                       Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a landmark speech in the Knesset on October 13, 2025, declaring that Israel is “committed to this peace” as part of a U.S.-brokered agreement that has brought a fragile but hopeful calm to the region. Speaking alongside U.S. President Donald Trump, Netanyahu praised the release of all 20 surviving hostages held by Hamas, calling it a turning point after nearly two years of devastating conflict. He reflected on the October 7, 2023, Hamas-led attack that ignited the war, emphasizing Israel’s resilience and determination to defend its people. “This day marks not only the end of two years of war, but the beginning of a new chapter,” Netanyahu told lawmakers, framing the cea...
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Canada Joins Global Shift Toward Palestinian Statehood Recognition

 

                                    Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks, alongside Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand,  

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will formally recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly this September, joining France and the United Kingdom in a growing international push for a two-state solution amid the ongoing crisis in Gaza.

Carney emphasized that Canada’s recognition is contingent on the Palestinian Authority implementing key reforms, including holding general elections in 2026 and ensuring Hamas plays no role in the future governance of Palestine. He also stated that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has committed to demilitarizing the proposed state.

“Canada will always steadfastly support Israel’s existence as an independent state in the Middle East, living in peace and security,” Carney said. “But any path to lasting peace for Israel also requires a viable and stable Palestinian state”.

The announcement comes amid mounting humanitarian concerns in Gaza, where starvation and displacement have reached catastrophic levels. More than 60,000 Palestinians have died since Israel’s retaliatory campaign began following Hamas’s October 2023 attacks.

Israel has strongly condemned Canada’s decision, calling it a “reward for Hamas” and warning that it undermines efforts to reach a ceasefire and secure the release of hostages still held in Gaza.

Canada’s move reflects a broader shift in Western diplomacy, as global leaders seek new avenues to resolve one of the world’s most intractable conflicts.

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