Officials and Activists Call for End of Occupation
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's speech before the United Nations General Assembly emphasized Palestinian constants and the people's right to self-determination, with a focus on the necessity of ending the occupation and achieving peace based on international legitimacy. He stated that the occupation must cease, and that ongoing settlement expansion and annexation pose obstacles to establishing an independent Palestinian state. He also warned against Israeli plans such as the E1 plan, which threaten the unity of Palestinian territories. Abbas reaffirmed the right of return in accordance with UN Resolution 194, and called on the international community to implement UN resolutions and protect the Palestinian people. He committed to achieving peace based on a two-state solution and in accordance with international law. The speech also sent a clear message rejecting displacement and land confiscation, emphasizing that Palestine's future depends on the will of its people and their readiness to pursue peaceful resistance and diplomacy to attain their rights.
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