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Albanese reiterates Australia's recognition of Palestine and support for two-state solution

September 25, 2026 | United Nations, International


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Albanese reiterates Australia's recognition of Palestine and support for two-state solution
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told the assembly that Australia's decision last year to recognize the state of Palestine was aimed at helping to end cycles of violence and to advance a two-state solution in which Israelis and Palestinians can live in safety and freedom. He reiterated opposition to illegal settlements in the West Bank and said Australia opposes any role for terrorists such as Hamas in Palestine's future.

Albanese framed recognition as a step to protect prospects for peace and said Australia will continue to speak out against actions that damage that prospect, while also calling for humanitarian measures and respect for civilian safety where conflicts persist.

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