Palestinians Seek Global Support for Two-State Solution
- The Palestinian Foreign Ministry is actively seeking international endorsement of the New York Declaration, framing it as a critical step toward achieving an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and...
- The ministry expressed gratitude to the nations that participated in the New York conference, specifically acknowledging those who voiced support for the Palestinian people, affirmed their commitment to...
- According to the palestinian Foreign ministry, the New York Declaration is designed to address the ongoing crisis in Gaza and counter what it describes as Israel's continued military...
Palestinian Authority Urges Global Adoption of New York Declaration for Gaza Ceasefire adn Two-State Solution
The Palestinian Foreign Ministry is actively seeking international endorsement of the New York Declaration, framing it as a critical step toward achieving an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and reinvigorating the pursuit of a lasting two-state solution. The call to action follows a conference in New York on september 22, 2024, co-chaired by Saudi Arabia and France, which produced a joint communique outlining key principles for peace.
International Support and Recognition
The ministry expressed gratitude to the nations that participated in the New York conference, specifically acknowledging those who voiced support for the Palestinian people, affirmed their commitment to international law and relevant United Nations resolutions, and either adopted the New York Declaration or formally recognized the State of Palestine. Recent recognition of Palestinian statehood by countries including France, Britain, Portugal, Australia, and Canada signals a growing international momentum behind a two-state framework.
Key Provisions of the New York Declaration
According to the palestinian Foreign ministry, the New York Declaration is designed to address the ongoing crisis in Gaza and counter what it describes as Israel’s continued military operations and annexation of Palestinian territories – actions that have drawn increasing international criticism. A central tenet of the declaration is the empowerment of Palestinian institutions to exercise full political and legal authority over all territories occupied since 1967, including the Gaza Strip. The ministry is urging all states to swiftly sign and implement the declaration to guarantee the ceasefire and facilitate these provisions.
The push for the New York Declaration reflects a broader effort to establish a clear international framework for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict amid escalating tensions and a stalled peace process. The declaration’s emphasis on Palestinian self-determination and adherence to international law represents a meaningful point of contention with current Israeli policies.