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Report: Honduras announces support for Palestinian statehood
Published Thursday 04/08/2011 (updated) 05/08/2011 21:25
BETHLEHEM (Ma’an) -- Honduras announced Thursday that it intends to support the Palestinian UN bid for statehood in September, prompting the Israeli Foreign Ministry to withdraw its ambassador from the country for consultation, Israeli news site Walla reported.

The announcement came during a conversation between Palestinian Authority Minister of Foreign Affairs Riyad Al-Malki and Honduran President Porfirio Lobo, the Israeli news site reported.
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1 ) StoptheOccupationNow / Canada
05/08/2011 01:51
Thanks Honduras, a civil decision. Does anyone know the official number of states that are going to support the Palestinian bid at the UN?
I know there are over 120 countries that support a Palestinian state along the '67 border.
2 ) silver / phil.
05/08/2011 02:24
kudos honduras for supporting palestinian statehood. i wish germany, canada, netherland,italy will follow
3 ) EE / UK
05/08/2011 14:46
Can Honduras provide enough of financial aid to Palestinian Authority to enable them to survive even after UN bid? I think I know the answer.
4 ) Carlos / USA
05/08/2011 18:22
When Palestine calls for support there are many who will support them financially. Even if thier home countries won't.
5 ) MK / Honduras
08/08/2011 01:18
Now more than ever I feel proud of my president, Mr. Porfirio Lobo. I have been very critical of his administration, but this is a very very good thing he has done. Congratulations president Lobo, let's hope the international Israeli lobby won't make you take back the support for Palestine. FREE PALESTINE!
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