Abbas Vows to Stay Despite Entry Ban
The Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas affirmed that the Palestinian people will not leave their homeland and will not accept displacement, following his being prevented from entering the United States to participate in United Nations meetings. He rejected American measures, describing them as punitive and illegal, and called for a return to dialogue and respect for international law to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict based on an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital. He emphasized that Palestinians are focused on protecting their land, their unity, and achieving their right to self-determination in accordance with international resolutions, with an emphasis on ending the occupation and settlements and supporting the two-state solution. He also warned of the dangers of Israeli escalation in Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza, and called for UN Security Council intervention to halt settlement activities, considering that continued assaults threaten regional stability. In conclusion, he affirmed that the Palestinian government has completed its reforms, is working to strengthen democracy and development, and aims to establish an independent Palestinian state living in security and peace alongside Israel.
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