Abbas declines to hinder US from blocking Palestinian UN attendance

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas rejected the United States' ban on the Palestinian delegation from obtaining visas to enter New York for the United Nations meetings. This was after the U.S. State Department issued a statement justifying the move, citing the Palestinian Liberation Organization and the Palestinian Authority's failure to implement reforms and their activities that undermine the peace process. This led to the extension of sanctions preventing members of the organization and Palestinian officials from obtaining visas. Abbas affirmed that this measure is "punitive and illegal," calling for respect for international law and dialogue. He warned that Israeli policies threaten the future of the Palestinian people and hinder a two-state solution. He also pointed out that the situation in Gaza and the West Bank is part of a settlement plan aimed at forcibly forcing Palestinians to leave. The international community was called upon not to allow new tragedies to occur, emphasizing the necessity of unifying Gaza and the West Bank under the authority of the State of Palestine, working to end the occupation, and achieving self-determination.

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