This Friday, the United Nations Votes goes to New York Declaration, which intends to press Israel to a ceasefire. The document is based on the formulation of two states. But Netanyahu insists that “there will be no Palestinian state.”
The General Assembly of Nations UNIDAS triesthis Friday, take a step towards recognition of EPalestinian. A dEclaration aimed at revitalizing the solution of both states. If it is approvedwill serve as the basis for the summit where France and several countries have promised to recognize the state of Palestine.
In the same place where he signed an agreement to advance with the Israeli expansion in the occupied West Bank, . “We said there would be no state Palestinian and we repeat that there will be no Palestinian state ”said the Prime Minister of Israel.
“This place is ours,” he said.
A statement that bumps into international efforts for put End of war in Gaza and that are based on the solution of two States.
At a time when several countries are preparing to recognize the Palestinian state, Netanyahu is increasingly challenging. Inside, crushed criticism from the military leadership itself and continued with military expansion No enclave.
Qatar attack isolated more Israel
Thousands of Palestinians, exhausted e hungry, they are pointed out by Israel as o remaining bastion of Hamas. Siege, instrumentalized hunger and bombing Blind dictated the growing Israelite government isolationI know intensified with the .
This Thursday, the COnselo de Slifeliness the condemned the bombardment to Doha. The 15 Member States abstainedhowever, to directly mention Israel as the aggressor. In the understanding of neighboring governments, especially the do QAttar, the attack that eliminated Hamas members in Doha killed any hope for hostages in Gaza.
This Friday, Votes goes to the declaration of Nova Iorca, that intends press Israel a ceasefire. Settle on , but condemns directly Hamas by the October 7 attacks and excludes the movement of an intervention no EPalestinian that several countries intend see recognized.
