The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs is contemplating further diplomatic actions against Norway, Ireland, and Spain following their declarations of intent to recognize a Palestinian state. Sources familiar with the matter have revealed that potential steps being considered include canceling scheduled visits by officials from these countries to Israel and revoking visas of diplomats from these nations. This move would restrict their access to areas in the West Bank under the governance of the Palestinian Authority.
In addition to these measures, Israel is also exploring the option of engaging with the United States to seek diplomatic backing in obtaining clarification from Norway, Ireland, and Spain regarding their proposed decision. Furthermore, Israel may request the US to assist in persuading other nations to refrain from following suit in recognizing a Palestinian state.
