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Amid the 80th session of the UN General Assembly, a growing number of nations, including Western allies such as the United Kingdom, Australia, and France, have announced their recognition of a Palestinian state. These moves have intensified pressure on New Zealand’s Foreign Minister, Winston Peters, to follow suit.

But with Israel’s war on Gaza now into its second year, and the Palestinian death toll surpassing 65,000, many Palestinians, experts, and advocates argue that recognition alone is not enough. They describe it as symbolic at best and instead call for stronger international measures, such as sanctions and arms embargoes against Israel. 

Meanwhile, the very notion of a two-state solution is being challenged, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowing to expand annexation and settlement in the West Bank in retaliation against countries that recognise Palestine.

I spoke with Dr Ritesh Shah, Senior Lecturer in Critical Studies in Education at the University of Auckland, about why the current wave of countries recognising Palestine is seen as largely symbolic, and what more meaningful steps the international community should take.

The majority of schools opened for the first time this year under the red setting of the Traffic Light System across New Zealand. Due to the current Omicron outbreak, there have been many concerns from both educators and parents alike regarding the safety of children at school. The government has required schools to have proper ventilation systems indoors and for all students year 4 and above to wears masks in class. However, many are still questioning if these precautions are enough. Emily Bell spoke to the principal of Point Chevalier School and President of the Auckland Primary Principal Association Stephen Lethbridge about the logitsitcs of opening schools during the Omicron outbreak.