Embassy of the State of Palestine

Identical letter from the Permanent Observer of the State of Palestine to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the President of the Security Council (Malta), the President of the General Assembly on Israeli settler terrorism and Aggressions of the Occupation against the Palestinian People.

The General Delegation of Palestine to Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and the Pacific condemns in the strongest terms the brutal terrorist attacks by extremist Israeli settlers against the Palestinian people and their property, including the killing of a 37-year-old Palestinian man and injury of over 100 others, under the protection...

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates - The State of Palestine deplores Israel’s recurrent targeted killings and the unlawful use of collective punishment in violation of most elementary principles of humanity, morality, dignity, and rule of law.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates - Israel's criminal assault against Jenin is the latest in this extremist government's heinous onslaught against the Palestinian people, which resulted in the willful killing of eleven Palestinians, including an elderly woman and two children, and included the attack of ambulances, paramedics, and the government...

Israel's Guidelines Impede Visiting, Studying, Working

Palestinian People’s Rights Committee Bureau Rejects Israeli Retaliation in Response to United Nations Decision Seeking International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion

Today, the international community celebrated the United Nations Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People...

The General Delegation of Palestine regrets Australia’s deeply disappointing decision to vote against this draft decision, and considers this a vote against international law and a rules-based order.

The General Delegation of Palestine to Australia welcomes the Australian Government and Senator Penny Wong's affirmation that Jerusalem is a final status issue that must be resolved through negotiations between Palestine and Israel.

Israel’s invocation of its so-called “right to self-defence” to justify its violations against the Palestinian people, the non-applicability of Article 51, Israel as the Occupying Power, and the obligations of Occupation Law.