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Why do you think you're right?
I'm jumping on the statis bandwagon.
I think Germany and the US are out. Japan [1] and South Korea rely on the US for defense and therefore seem unlikely to recognize Palestine.
The PM of Italy recently stated that Italy would only support statehood if all Israeli hostages are released and Hamas is excluded from governing [2]. The former has been achieved (for living hostages), the latter has not.
The Israel-Hamas ceasefire is more-or-less holding, and the issue has probably faded from the news in many areas. I'm guessing that a lot of governments feel less pressure from citizens to recognize statehood now.
It seems unlikely that 2+ of these countries will recognize Palestine in the next 3 months.
Why might you be wrong?
Some major change in the Israel-Hamas conflict that puts more countries under pressure from their citizens? Also, I could be missing information about discussions underway to recognize statehood in 2+ of these counties.
Why do you think you're right?
Passage of time, and no news of negotiation or imminent collapse of one side.
Why might you be wrong?
Still almost 2 months--enough time for a ceasefire that would meet the criteria.