President Affirms No Homeland Abandonment
President Mahmoud Abbas emphasized in his speech before the United Nations General Assembly that the Palestinian people will not leave their homeland and will not accept displacement. He reiterated his commitment to ending the occupation, establishing an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital, and ensuring the right of return for refugees, all in accordance with international legitimacy. He pointed out that the danger threatens the life and existence of the Palestinian people due to Israeli colonial policies, stressing the need to halt settlement expansion and implement Security Council resolutions, especially Resolution 2334, to protect Palestinian rights. He also called on the international community to act to end the occupation and to reunify Gaza and the West Bank under the authority of the State of Palestine. Abbas explained that the occupation authorities are taking measures that undermine institutions and support settlement activities, calling for the release of Palestinian funds that have been withheld. He concluded by affirming that the Palestinian people are committed to their land and determined to achieve their freedom and independence, remaining prepared for peace based on the two-state solution.
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