US Edition15 Countries Call for Gaza Ceasefire and Two-State Solution at UN Meeting
NEW YORK CITY, JUL 29 – The conference aims to restart peace talks by addressing Palestinian state recognition, Hamas disarmament, and Arab-Israeli normalization amid a 22-month Gaza conflict, UN officials said.
- On Monday, France and Saudi Arabia launched the conference at the United Nations in New York, running July 28 to 30 and co-chaired by Riyadh and Paris.
- The conference scheduled for June was postponed due to developments in the Middle East, amid ongoing violence and regional instability.
- Focusing on the agenda, over 100 countries will participate in discussions on Palestinian Authority reform, Hamas disarmament, and Arab normalization, despite Israel and the US not attending.
- The US State Department characterized the event as 'unproductive and ill-timed' and a 'publicity stunt,' as British MPs urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to recognize Palestine.
- Ahead of the UN General Assembly week in September, UN Secretary-General António Guterres urged the conference to serve as a decisive turning point for a two-state solution.
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UN Conference Backs Hamas Disarmament, Two-State Solution
High-level representatives at a UN conference on July 29 issued a declaration calling for terror group Hamas to disarm and for the international community to support a long-term resolution of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict by implementing a two-state solution. According to copies of the document obtained by The Times of Israel, the “New York Declaration” states that conference co-chairs France and Saudi Arabia, along with the European Union, t…
Western countries distance themselves from Israel, Arab from Hamas. Nevertheless, the two-state solution does not move any closer.
15 countries call for Gaza ceasefire and two-state solution at UN meeting
FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail Fifteen countries have issued a joint statement affirming their “unwavering commitment to the vision of the two-state solution” at a United Nations conference held in New York this week. At the conference hosted by France and Saudi Arabia, 15 states have renewed calls for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and a joint commitment to […]
Wide alliance of 17 states calls for the end of Hamas' rule and clear peace conditions in the Gaza conflict.
India backs two-state solution, urges direct Israel-Palestine dialogue at UN
United Nations: India told a high-level UN conference that global efforts must now focus on achieving a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict through “purposeful dialogue and diplomacy”. It also said that one should not be content with paper solutions but strive to achieve practical ones. India’s Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish said on Tuesday that deliberations during the preparation for the UN …
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