Canada’s Recognition of Palestine Disrupts U.S. Trade Talks

Canada’s decision to recognize Palestinian statehood this September is causing serious fallout—starting with its closest trade partner, the United States. President Donald Trump has called it "very hard" to finalize a trade deal with Canada following the announcement, just as a major tariff deadline approaches. If no deal is reached, Canadian goods not covered by the USMCA face a steep 35% U.S. tariff.
In this video, we break down:
• What Canada’s recognition means diplomatically
• Trump’s reaction and looming tariffs
• How this impacts global trade alliances
• Reactions from Israel, Jewish organizations, and other allies
• Why this moment could reshape Canada’s foreign policy direction
🌍 Countries like France, Malta, and the U.K. are siding with Canada, while Israel and the U.S. push back. Is Canada taking a stand—or taking a risk?
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