Support for Israel-Palestine Two-State Solution Stronger Than Ever as Nearly 100 Join UN Meeting
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Support for Israel-Palestine Two-State Solution Stronger Than Ever as Nearly 100 Join UN Meeting
Countries renewed support for implementing an Israel-Palestine two-state solution at a UN meeting, as Mahmoud Abbas said international plans had yet to produce sufficient action on the ground.
Israel allies highlight remarkable shift at UN
A new language on Palestine was the most noticeable change at this year’s UN General Assembly high-level meetings and in statements by Israel’s closest allies. Last Thursday, Saudi Arabia co-chaired a meeting, along with Canada, France and the UK, on the implementation of the two-state solution. It was held on the first anniversary of the adoption of the UN resolution endorsing the New York Declaration. That landmark resolution was adopted overw…
The most striking shift in this year's UN General Assembly high-level meetings and statements from Israel's close allies was the new language used to refer to Palestine. Last Thursday, Saudi Arabia, along with Canada, France, and the United Kingdom, co-hosted a conference on the implementation of a two-state solution. This conference marked the first anniversary of the adoption of the UN resolution supporting the New York Declaration, a landmark…
The United Nations stressed the need for renewed commitment to the two-State solution "before it is too late," stressing the importance of continuing efforts to support Palestinians and Israelis in ending the illegal occupation and settling the conflict in conformity with international law, United Nations resolutions and bilateral agreements.
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