Arab experts highlight president's call to end occupation
The speech delivered by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas before the United Nations highlighted the suffering of the Palestinian people and their legitimate national rights. He emphasized the urgent need to implement the two-state solution and achieve territorial unity between Gaza and the West Bank within an independent state with a single legitimate authority. He pointed out the ongoing Israeli violations and settlement escalation, holding the international community responsible for its failure to protect Palestinians. He called for an end to assaults and colonization projects, especially the E1 project. Abbas reaffirmed that the Palestinian cause remains a top priority for the international community, and that the Palestinian people are determined to claim their rights to establish an independent state. More than 152 countries voted to support their positions, demonstrating strong international presence and continued backing for their just cause.
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