Tehran Times Article Rating21 Islamic, African states condemn Israel's recognition of Somaliland as destabilizing
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36% : Representatives of 21 Islamic, Arab, and African countries on Friday condemned Israel's recognition of Somaliland as a sovereign state, calling it a violation of international law and a threat to regional stability, Anadolu reported Saturday. Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey signed the statement, while the UAE, Bahrain, and Morocco -- countries that normalized ties with Israel in 2020 -- did not.32% : The joint statement warned the move sets a "serious precedent" that breaches the UN Charter's principles on sovereignty and territorial integrity, and denounced Israel's "full and blatant disregard" for international law.
32% : Israel's decision to recognize Somaliland has prompted broad regional pushback.
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