The United Nations General Assembly votes with an overwhelming majority to support a state solution in the Israeli -Palestinian conflict

The United Nations General Assembly voted by an overwhelming majority on Friday to support a roundabout Israeli -Palestinian conflict He urged Israel to adhere to a Palestinian state.

The 193 -member Global Authority approved a non -binding decision that supports the “New York Declaration”, which sets a gradual plan to end the approximately 80 years of conflict. The vote was 142-10 with 12 refraining from abstinence. The United States was one of the ten countries that voted against it.

Hours before the vote, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, “There will be no Palestinian state.”

the accuracy It was sponsored by France and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which participated in chairing a high -level conference on the implementation of a two -state solution in late July, where it was agreed to formulate the announcement.

A war is expected to be nearly two years in Gaza and the broader Israeli -Palestinian conflict at the forefront of the agenda of world leaders in their annual gathering in the General Assembly starting on September 22. The Palestinian delegation says that they hope at least at least 10 countries recognize Palestine as a country, adding more than 145 countries, which have already done.

Reid Mansour, the United Nations Ambassador, said that the majority support for this decision reflects “almost everyone’s stopping, the international community, to open the door for the peace option.”

But the United Nations Ambassador, the United Nations Danny Danny, rejected the decision as a “theater”, saying that the only beneficiary is Hamas.

“This announcement will not be mentioned unilaterally as a step towards peace, only as another hollow gesture that weakens the credibility of this association,” he said.

The United States, the closest ally of Israel, chanted this position.

“It is a misleading and unlimited propaganda trick to undermine serious diplomatic efforts to end the conflict,” said Morgan Ortigos, the US assault advisor. “Do not make mistakes, this decision is a gift to Hamas.”

The declaration also condemns the “Hamas attacks against civilians” in southern Israel on October 7, 2023, a rare condemnation of the Arab nations in Hamas. The militants, led by Hamas, killed about 1,200 people, especially Israeli civilians, and took about 250 hostages. Among them, 48 are still detained, including about 20 years old who are alive.

The United Nations resolution also condemns Israel’s attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure in Gaza and “the siege and hunger, which produced a devastating humanitarian catastrophe and a protection crisis.”

In recent days, the Israeli Defense Forces have increased throughout Gaza City, the largest urban area in the region, which destroyed many high -rise buildings, which the Israeli Defense Army says Hamas is using it for monitoring purposes.

On Saturday, the army was killed by the same reason for another hit in the area. The Israeli Defense Army ordered all residents to leave Gaza City, as it continues an attack against what he calls the last Hamas stronghold. Hundreds of thousands of people are there, and they are struggling with the conditions of starvation, according to humanitarian agencies.

In a message on social media on Saturday, the Israeli Army of Israel told the remaining in Gaza City to leave “immediately” and move in the south to what is called a humanitarian area. Army spokesman Avichay Adri said that more than a quarter of a million people left Gaza City – from an estimated one million people living in and around the city, in northern Gaza.

However, the United Nations put the number of people who left about 100,000 between mid -August and mid -September. UN groups and relief groups have warned that the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people would exacerbate the terrible humanitarian crisis.

The Israeli attack against Hamas has been killed more than 64,000 Palestinians, according to the Ministry of Health in Hamas, Gaza, which does not distinguish between civilians and fighters.

The New York Declaration is envisioned by the Palestinian Authority, which governs and controlled all Palestinian lands, as a transitional administrative committee immediately established under its umbrella after a ceasefire in Gaza.

The advertisement says: “In the context of ending the war in Gaza, Hamas must end its rule in Gaza and hand over its weapons to the Palestinian Authority.”

It also supports the deployment of a “temporary international stability task” operating under the auspices of the United Nations to protect Palestinian civilians, support the transfer of security to the Palestinian Authority and provide security guarantees for Palestine and Israel – “including monitoring the ceasefire and a future peace agreement.”

The announcement urges countries to recognize the state of Palestine, describing this “an essential and indispensable component in achieving a two -state solution.” Without naming Israel, but clearly indicates, the document says, “The unilateral actions are an existential threat to achieve the state of independent Palestine.”