In a historic moment at the United Nations General Assembly, Palestine, recently recognized as a non-member observer state, has put forth a draft resolution calling for an end to Israeli occupation. The resolution, which comes after years of conflict and negotiations between the two parties, aims to bring about a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict in the region.
The draft resolution highlights the need for Israel to fully withdraw from all Palestinian territories, including East Jerusalem, and to recognize the sovereignty and independence of Palestine. It also calls for the protection of Palestinian civilians and their rights, as well as the dismantling of illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied territories.
The submission of this resolution marks a significant moment in the long-standing conflict between Israel and Palestine. It comes amidst increasing international pressure on both parties to come to a peaceful resolution and end the decades-long occupation of Palestinian lands.
The draft resolution will now be reviewed by the UN General Assembly, where member states will have the opportunity to debate and vote on its content. It remains to be seen how the international community will respond to this latest development and whether it will lead to tangible progress towards peace and stability in the region.
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