More than 200 Members of Parliament are urging Labour leader Keir Starmer to formally recognize a Palestinian state. This call comes as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak emphasizes that such recognition should be integrated into a comprehensive plan aimed at achieving lasting peace in the region. The MPs' appeal reflects growing pressure on the Labour party to clarify its stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and align with international efforts to foster a two-state solution. The debate surrounding recognition continues to be a central point of discussion in British foreign policy.