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Politics03:01 · 18h ago

Israel Still Seeks Global Recognition for Golan Heights Sovereignty

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Approximately 45 years after Israel annexed the Golan Heights, the international community's recognition of its sovereignty remains limited, with only two nations officially acknowledging it. This ongoing struggle for recognition highlights a persistent diplomatic challenge for Israel.

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