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At the UN General Assembly, French President Macron said the suffering in Gaza 'should shame all of us,' while Canadian PM Carney pledged $71 million toward two-state solution efforts as Canada and the UK formally backed recognition of a Palestinian state. UK PM Andy Burnham also condemned Israel's war on Gaza, saying Britain would not 'stand by' as Palestinians suffer, and defended the UK's sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements. The coordinated statements mark a significant diplomatic shift among Western allies at this year's Assembly, reflecting growing international pressure over the humanitarian toll in Gaza and renewed momentum for a two-state solution.