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The United Nations General Assembly has agreed that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will deliver his speech via video during the upcoming world leaders' meeting, after the United States refused to grant him a visa to enter New York to participate in the General Assembly meetings. This came after Washington, for the second consecutive year, refused to issue a visa for Abbas, forcing him to address the international community via video. The Palestinian Foreign Ministry opposed the decision, deeming it an unjustified measure that conflicts with peace efforts and international legitimacy resolutions. It emphasized that the administration of former U.S. President Trump took the same action last year. The ministry warned that imposing restrictions on Palestinian officials hampers political participation and undermines the rights of the Palestinian people, reaffirming its commitment to a two-state solution and international community resolutions to achieve peace.
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