Who is Palestine to

[subhajit123]

Is the following sentence grammatical?

'There is no intolerance in Israel. Who is Palestine to interfere in Israel's matter.'

Can I use 'who' in the context to refer a country?

 

[Rover_KE]

Yes, but you need 'affairs' or 'business' instead of 'matter' and a question mark at the end.

 

[subhajit123]

Yes, but you need 'affairs' or 'business' instead of 'matter' and a question mark at the end.

Is it correct now? There is no intolerance in Israel. Who is Palestine to interfere in Israel's affairs?

 

[GoesStation]

Is it correct now? There is no intolerance in Israel. Who is Palestine to interfere in Israel's affairs?

Yes.