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North Korea–Palestine relations
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North Korea and Palestine Bilateral relations North Korea–Palestine relations ( ) refers to the bilateral relations between North Korea and Palestine .1 North Korea has long regarded Israel as an "imperialist satellite" and recognizes the sovereignty of Palestine over all territory held by Israel, excluding the Golan Heights , conquered from Syria in 1967 and annexed in 1981, which is considered as Syrian territory by the international community, North Korea included.2
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