List of diplomatic missions in Palestine

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This is a list of diplomatic missions in Palestine, covering missions accredited to the State of Palestine or to the Palestinian National Authority (PNA). As Israel controls most of the Palestinian territories that make up the State of Palestine, most missions to the latter are officially termed Representative Offices due to Israel not recognizing a Palestinian state, although this is without prejudice to their official statuses.[ citation needed ] Most diplomatic missions to Palestine are resident in Ramallah, while a few countries maintain consulates or offices in East Jerusalem. Until 2007, some countries maintained their diplomatic missions to Palestine in Gaza City.[ citation needed ]

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Map of diplomatic missions in the State of Palestine

Embassies & Representation Offices

Ramallah

Jerusalem

Consulates

Jerusalem

Non-resident missions

Resident in Cairo, Egypt, unless otherwise noted:

Resident in Amman, Jordan:

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