Abbas urges UN to prevent another Palestine disaster
The article discusses Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's speech before the United Nations General Assembly, in which he condemned the United States' refusal to grant visas for actual participation in the meetings as a punitive measure. He reaffirmed the Palestinians' aspiration to establish an unarmed Palestinian state alongside Israel based on a two-state solution. Abbas warned that current Israeli measures threaten the lives and existence of the Palestinian people and hinder the achievement of peace. He emphasized that Palestine will uphold its rights, foremost among them the establishment of a state and the refugee issue, in accordance with UN Resolution 194. He called on the international community to prevent new tragedies or massacres. Abbas stressed that Palestinians will not leave their lands nor accept imposed decisions, emphasizing the need to end the occupation and achieve national unity. He also urged the activation of Trump's plan for Gaza and the West Bank and called for the reunification of these areas under the authority of the State of Palestine. Furthermore, he urged the U.S. administration to reverse its decision to bar the Palestinian delegation from participating, noting ongoing tensions resulting from Israeli policies and regional and international divisions surrounding the Palestinian cause.
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