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Reports indicate that the international community affirms the two-state solution as the only path to peace in the Middle East, ensuring the Palestinians' right to self-determination and Israel's security, both of which are reflected in regional stability. During a meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, participants warned of expanding colonization and threats that undermine the unity of Palestinian territories, emphasizing the need to end the occupation and halt unilateral measures such as forced displacement and policies of Judaization. They called for the reunification of Gaza and the West Bank, the stabilization of a ceasefire, disarmament of armed groups, the full withdrawal of Israeli forces, and the provision of humanitarian aid and reconstruction efforts to support the sustainability of a Palestinian state. They also underscored the importance of adhering to international law and UN resolutions, warned of the risks posed to undermining the two-state solution, and reaffirmed their continued support for achieving this goal on the ground.
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