Palestine to Raise Flag at WHO for First Time Following Historic Vote

Geneva, Switzerland – In a landmark decision, the World Health Organization (WHO) has allowed Palestine to raise its flag at the organization's headquarters for the first time. The decision, which follows a symbolic vote at the WHO's annual assembly, marks a significant step for Palestinian representation on the global stage. The proposal to allow the flag was introduced by a coalition of nations including China, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia, highlighting the international support for this move. A spokesperson for the Palestinian delegation expressed their gratitude for the decision, stating, "This is a victory not just for Palestine, but for all who believe in the power of international cooperation and respect for human rights." The vote underscores the growing international recognition of Palestine's status and its aspirations for full statehood. This symbolic gesture is a testament to the ongoing efforts to promote peace and understanding in the region.