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‘No Alternative’ to Two-State Solution for Israel, Palestinians:
- A high-level UN meeting convenes this week in New York to 'revive' two-state talks, with dozens of foreign ministers attending as Israel and the US skip.
- Ahead of the summit, Bob Rae said `'It’s not a peace conference'` as organisers urge engagement, while Anne-Claire Legendre called for a lasting ceasefire, humanitarian aid, and hostage release.
- Senior diplomats say the aim is to implement the two-State solution, with international consensus 'still enjoys near-universal support' and plans to 'create the conditions for regional peace and stability' in line with international law.
- The summit aims to soften Arab states' stance toward Israel and spur aid corridors into Gaza with Jordan and the UAE conducting air drops, despite stalled talks over hostages and a permanent ceasefire.
- Three decades after the Oslo Accord, the UN maintains its vision for two states along pre-1967 lines, with international consensus still enjoying near-universal support, says UN Secretary-General António Guterres.
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A two-day conference aimed at establishing parameters for a "roadmap" towards the formation of a Palestinian state, while ensuring Israel's security, has begun at the United Nations General Assembly, attended by dozens of ministers, while the United States and Israel are boycotting the event, Reuters reports.
France calls for more pressure from the European Union on Israel to come closer to a two-state solution. Iran warns of renewed attacks in the nuclear dispute and suggests openness to negotiate.[more]]>
For the North Americans, the United Nations welcomes "an impproductive and irresponsible conference on the solution of two States". From Washington's point of view, this initiative is "long to promote peace".
‘No alternative’ to two-state solution for Israel, Palestinians:
There is “no alternative” to a two-state solution between Israelis and the Palestinians, France told a UN conference co-chaired with Saudi Arabia on Monday. “Only a political, two-state solution will help respond to the legitimate aspirations of Israelis and Palestinians to live in peace and security. There is no alternative,” French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said at
Ireland calls for seizing opportunity to implement 2-state solution
'We need to see an immediate ceasefire. We need to see an immediate release of hostages, and we need to see massive humanitarian aid into Gaza at scale,' foreign minister says at UN conference - Anadolu Ajansı
France and Saudi Arabia want to strengthen the two-state solution through a UN conference. Israel calls the meeting "a ridiculous project."
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