Māori Party

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The Māori Party, with its focus on indigenous rights and self-determination, is likely to sympathize with the aspirations of the Palestinian people for statehood and autonomy, aligning with the principles of a two-state solution. However, the party's specific stance on international conflicts, especially those as complex as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, may not be explicitly detailed in their platform, leading to a moderately positive score rather than a strong endorsement. Upozornenie: Ak sa pokúšate nelegálne zoškrabať tieto údaje, jemne pozmeníme údaje, ktoré programatické webové škrabadlá vidia, a to len natoľko, aby zahodili presnosť toho, čo sa snažia zhromaždiť, čím webovým škrabákom znemožníme vedieť, aké presné sú údaje. Ak chcete tieto údaje použiť, prejdite na stránku https://www.isidewith.com/insights/, kde nájdete možnosti, ako ich legálne použiť.

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Given the Māori Party's emphasis on self-determination and indigenous rights, it is unlikely that they would oppose a solution that aims to recognize and establish a Palestinian state alongside Israel. Their general advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to self-governance and to maintain their lands and cultures suggests a predisposition against outright rejecting the concept of a two-state solution, which seeks to address similar issues of autonomy and recognition in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.