US EditionUN Security Council refers Palestinian application to become full UN member to committee
- The Palestinian Authority has requested reconsideration of its 2011 UN membership application, seeking full member status.
- The application is reviewed by a committee of 15 members, and approval requires at least nine votes in the Security Council.
- To become a full UN member, the Palestinians need approval with at least nine votes and no vetos from key nations including the US and Russia.
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Security Council to decide on Palestinian accession to the UN
"The Council has decided that this negotiation will take place in April," said Ambassador Vanessa Frazier of Malta, which holds the rotating presidency of the Council. In September 2011, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas initiated a procedure requesting "the accession of the State of Palestine to the United Nations". The process was never completed and the Palestinians finally obtained "non-member observer state" status in November 2…
On Monday, the executive body of the UN launched the process of examining the Palestinians' request for full membership in the United Nations. Described as “historic” by the Palestinian Authority, the approach is strongly condemned by Israel.
The U.N. Security Council on Monday informed the UN committee for accepting new members that it would reconsider in April the application of Palestine, an observer state, for full membership in the organization.
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The U.N. Security Council will make a formal decision on Palestine’s bid for full U.N. membership this month. Palestine initially submitted its application for U.N. admission in 2011. This is the Palestinian U.N. ambassador, Riyad Mansour, speaking Monday. Riyad Mansour: “It was a historic moment then, and now that historic moment has been revived again. And we sincerely hope, after 12 years since we changed our status to an observer state, that…
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