State of Palestine membership in Interpol approved, in move opposed by Israel
“The State of Palestine and the Solomon Islands are now INTERPOL member countries,” the tweet read.
:: Palestine joined Interpol as a member state on Wednesday, a move opposed by Israel, in a vote at the international police organization’s general assembly in Beijing, Interpol said on Twitter.
“The State of Palestine and the Solomon Islands are now INTERPOL member countries,” the tweet read.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry, which said earlier that Israel’s efforts to delay a vote until next year had failed, had no immediate comment on the decision.
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