UN General Assembly widely supports a Palestinian resolution demanding Israel end its occupation
- The U.N. General Assembly voted to support a Palestinian resolution demanding Israel end its “unlawful presence” in Gaza and the West Bank within a year.
- The resolution received 124 votes in favor, with 43 abstentions and 14 against.
- U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas Greenfield criticized the resolution, citing "significant flaws" and stating it fails to acknowledge Hamas as a terrorist organization.
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World Demands End to Israel’s Illegal Occupation of Palestine, in Landslide UN Vote
The vast majority of the world voted at the UN General Assembly to demand an end to Israel’s unlawful occupation of Palestinian territory within 12 months, with 124 countries (64%) in favor, 14 (7%) against, and 43 (22%) abstentions.


U.N. Adopts Resolution Demanding Israel Urgently End Occupation Of Palestinian Land
The United Nations overwhelmingly passed a resolution on Wednesday demanding that Israel urgently end its illegal occupation of Palestinian land, a vote that comes just weeks before Israel’s military offensive that has caused a devastating humanitarian crisis in Gaza reaches... The post U.N. Adopts Resolution Demanding Israel Urgently End Occupation Of Palestinian Land appeared first on Baptist News Global.
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