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UN RESOLUTION ON PALESTINE

The United Nations General Assembly made a historic decision on the 11th of May, 2024, by voting for a resolution allowing Palestine to participate in the works of the UNO as a full member. This resolution marks a significant milestone in the journey towards the recognition of Palestine as an independent state.

The vote counted as:
yes = 143
no = 9
abstention = 25

The resolution comes in the wake of previous resolutions, such as 242 and 338, which were adopted in the past but had not been fully implemented. This decision opens up new opportunities for Palestine to engage more actively in international affairs and to have a voice in matters that concern them.
The resolution aims for the security council to reconsider the last week text resolution rejected and vetoed by the United State.

However, the road to this resolution was not without its challenges. The attitude of the Israeli representative in the debates was described as rude, arrogant, and insulting to the entire assembly, causing upset among the members. Despite this, the resolution was passed, signaling a shift in the dynamics of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

This resolution is a significant step towards the freedom and independence of Palestine as a state. It provides hope for the resumption of negotiations for a two-state solution, which has long been regarded as the most viable path to lasting peace in the region.

The implication of this resolution is far-reaching and will have a profound impact on the future of the Middle East. It opens up new possibilities for diplomacy and dialogue, which are essential for the resolution of long-standing conflicts.

In conclusion, the decision to allow Palestine to participate in the UNO as a full member is a momentous occasion that marks a new chapter in the quest for peace and stability in the region. It is a step in the right direction towards a more inclusive and cooperative international community.

HOA News Editorhttps://www.hoachannel.com
Authorized Editor for Horn of Africa Channel.
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