Algeria and others boycott UN General Assembly over Zionist official
Algeria and several other countries withdrew from the General Assembly hall of the United Nations at the start of the Israeli occupation official's speech, in a stance that expresses rejection of the crimes committed by the occupation against Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, the United Arab Emirates and Morocco remained in the hall, indicating their announced support for the occupation and their hesitation to leave. This action confirms that Algeria embodies a firm position rejecting and supporting the rights of the Palestinian people, amid a devastating toll of martyrs and victims since the beginning of the Israeli escalation on October 7, 2023, when Palestinian authorities announced the death of 73,928 people and the injury of 175,305, while many victims remain beneath the rubble. Algeria’s withdrawal and the supportive positions of countries backing the Palestinian cause reflect their unwavering commitment to confronting the occupation. Conversely, the continued presence of Gulf countries and Morocco in the General Assembly hall, welcoming Israeli attendance, has sparked criticism for ongoing bias and normalization with the occupation.
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