Israel’s policies threaten ‘very existence’ of Palestinians, Abbas tells UN
Also reported by France24
Summary
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas told the United Nations that Israel’s actions threaten the survival of Palestinians, causing great suffering and destruction. He called on the international community to protect Palestinian land and people, support a two-state solution, and allow Palestinian elections later this year. Meanwhile, Hamas said it is ready to follow a peace plan but accused Israel of breaking ceasefire agreements.Key Facts
- Abbas warned the UN that Israel’s policies endanger the very existence of Palestinians.
- He described severe violence and destruction in Gaza, including damage to homes, schools, and hospitals.
- Abbas called Israeli settlement building in the West Bank a “malicious colonial plan” and a cause of forced displacement.
- He urged international support for a two-state solution based on international law.
- The Palestinian Authority plans legislative elections on November 28, the first in 20 years.
- Hamas said it agreed to a 15-point peace plan involving disarmament and governance changes in Gaza.
- Hamas accused Israel of not honoring ceasefire commitments and continuing attacks.
- The peace process and possibility of a two-state solution face serious challenges.
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