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European Countries that Recognize the State of Palestine
Name the European countries that recognize the State of Palestine.
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Last updated: November 12, 2025
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| First submitted | May 29, 2024 |
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Given the statement, name the only European country which fits with the clue.
Name countries of Europe which are not part of NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Spin the global to a random spot and then guess the countries that appear.
Click the languages that are part of the Indo-European language family. Two mistakes ends the quiz.
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When you look at other countries, however, you realise that not all of the Jetpunk countries have 'full sovereignty,' such as Nauru and its dependency on Australia, Palau, FS Micronesia and Marshall Islands' associated status with the US (which is similar to the situation in the Cook Islands and Niue with New Zealand except they aren't UN members). Then you have countries like Yemen and Libya which are split between different forces claiming legitimacy. These countries in effect haven't been united in years.
Even the Vatican City is included as a Jetpunk country. I think it's more than fair to add Palestine, and that the main obstacle to adding Palestine is that Jetpunk tends to side with US policy (it took many years for Burma to change to Myanmar on Jetpunk for example).
I understand the normal response of it not having "full control of its borders". But this does seem to be the case for some other countries as mentioned by Jiaozira. And though I would understand if it was the case of following the US's stance, this would remove Taiwan from the list (at least officially).
That being said I understand Palestine is a difficult topic, one that I keep my opinion out of because I don't believe I am educated enough on the matter for my opinion to hold weight. And regardless of this I will continue to use JetPunk as by far the best quiz site on the market.