In a bold move, the Australian Labor Party is putting pressure on the federal government to recognize a Palestinian state, following accusations of international law breaches by Israel. Opposition leader Anthony Albanese has been vocal about Australia's stance on the issue, stating that the country has no immediate plans to recognize a Palestinian state.

The push for recognition comes as Victorian Labor Party members are also advocating for immediate federal recognition of a Palestinian state. This move is part of a global effort to push for Palestinian statehood, with countries like Saudi Arabia and France supporting the cause at the United Nations.

The issue of Palestinian statehood has been a long-standing and contentious issue in the Middle East, with ongoing conflicts and tensions between Israel and Palestine. The Australian Labor Party's push for recognition reflects a growing sentiment worldwide for the establishment of a Palestinian state.

As the debate continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the Australian government will respond to the calls for recognition of a Palestinian state.