A wave of formal recognitions in September 2025 at the UN General Assembly significantly expanded international support for Palestinian statehood, bringing the total to 157 UN member states. Key additions included the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, Portugal, and several smaller European nations, marking the first G7 recognitions and reflecting coordinated diplomatic pressure tied to the Gaza conflict and stalled two-state efforts. Non-recognizing states such as the United States, Germany, Japan, and South Korea have maintained their positions, with some linking future steps to conditions like hostage releases or Hamas exclusion from governance. No major new recognitions have occurred since late 2025, leaving room for potential shifts before 2027 driven by ongoing diplomatic negotiations or regional developments.