Palestine’s Abbas Denounces Israel’s ‘War of Genocide’ in UNGA Speech

Welcome again to world brief, where we look at it Palestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas United Nations Address, capabilities US Torky The arms deal, and the sentence of the previous prison French president.

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After the foreign leader, the foreign leader connected the platform in the United Nations General Assembly this week to condemn the Israel war in Gaza and support an independent Palestinian state. On Thursday, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas defended this call.

Welcome again to world brief, where we look at it Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas United Nations Address, capabilities US Torky The arms deal, and the sentence of the previous prison French president.

Palestine to us

After the foreign leader, the foreign leader connected the platform in the United Nations General Assembly this week to condemn the Israel war in Gaza and support an independent Palestinian state. On Thursday, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas defended this call.

“There can be no justice if Palestine is not free,” Abbas said in a recorded video title, as he was prevented from attending high -level meetings in person after the Trump administration canceled the Palestinian leader’s visa. “[W]E is ready to work “towards the peace plan that would end the Israeli war and start the reconstruction in Gaza, as he added:” Palestine is ours. “

This plan indicates a proposal on September 22 that would create a state of Palestine within the borders of the region for the year 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital. Hamas and its allies will not be given a place in the ruling and they will have to hand their weapons.

“We do not want an armed state,” Abbas repeated his speech on Thursday. Instead, the Palestinian Authority (PA), which governs parts of the occupied West Bank, will take over the leadership of Gaza – a move supported by many foreign powers due to the recent reform efforts of the Palestinian Authority.

In several cases on Thursday, Abbas condemned the anti -Semitism. On October 7, 2023, Hamas condemned an attack on Israel; Hamas called for the release of the hostages and Israel to release the imprisoned Palestinians; It supports Israel’s right to exist. In reference to the October 7 attack, Abbas announced: “These measures do not represent the Palestinian people and do not represent their just struggle for freedom and independence.”

At the same time, Abbas accused Israel of implementing “the war of genocide, destruction, starvation, and displacement” in Gaza, which killed and wounded unarmed Palestinian women and became the elderly and older adults. His statements came at a time when the Israeli forces advanced in a deeper way in Gaza City on Thursday, killing at least 19 people through the region, while Israel says it is part of an ongoing operation to target the “terrorist infrastructure” included in the densely populated area.

Abbas said: “What Israel is doing is not just an aggression.” “It is a crime of war and a crime against humanity documented and monitoring, and it will be recorded in history books and pages of international conscience as one of the most terrible chapters of human tragedy in the twenty -twenty -up.”

Abbas also condemned Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem, while condemning the violence of the settlers against the Palestinians, in addition to warning against the continued blocking of humanitarian aid entering Gaza and the criticism of Israel for the leadership of Hamas in Qatar.

A reference to Abbas’s message, several countries (led by France largely) used the United Nations summit for this week to recognize an independent Palestinian state. However, Israel and the closest ally, the United States, are still opposing such measures. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to deal with this diplomatic pressure during the United Nations speech in New York City on Friday.

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Buying weapons. US President Donald Trump hosted Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the White House on Thursday to discuss the United States’ lifting on the sale of F-35 combat aircraft to Ankara as well as other major weapons purchases, including the American national missile system and F-16 military aircraft. “I think he will succeed in buying the things he wants to buy,” Trump said.

This is Erdogan’s first visit to the White House in about six years, as it had a weak relationship with the Biden administration about Türkiye’s friendly relations with Russia. Washington has previously banned Ankara from the purchase of F-35 aircraft for fear that Moscow would be able to collect information about American military capabilities through Turkey’s use of the S-400 surface missile system.

Trump has a closer relationship with Erdogan, yet similar concerns remained a point in their speech on Thursday, as US President Ankara accused of continuing to buy Russian oil and thus helping to finance the Moscow war against Ukraine. “The best thing is [Erdogan] “He cannot do it is to buy oil and gas from Russia,” Trump said. “If he does so, this is likely to be the best thing,” Trump said.

Behind bars. On Thursday, the Paris Court found former French President Nicholas Sarkozy, a guilty of a criminal plot surrounding his 2007 campaign and sentenced him to five years in prison. Sarkozy, who led France from 2007 to 2012, was convicted of receiving approximately $ 54 million in the contribution of an illegal campaign from the former Libyan dictator Mamar Gaddafi in exchange for diplomatic preferences.

Sarkozy is the first French president in the country’s modern history to be sentenced to prison. (Former French President Jacques Cherc was convicted of corruption in 2011, but he received a suspended prison sentence.) The date of the start of the Sarkozy prison has not yet been determined. Two of the nearest Sarkozy allies – Chief of Staff Claude Joyt and former Interior Minister Price Horttefo – were convicted of a criminal association.

This is not the first condemnation of Sarkozy – and not the first prison sentence – although he has not yet had to spend the time of prison, and he was already stripped of the highest discrimination in France, the honorary corporation. But the former French leader mentioned his intention to appeal the ruling, after he previously described the funding plot as a “idea”.

Sarkozy said: “If I just want to sleep in prison, I will sleep in prison, but with my head is high,” Sarkozy said. “I am innocent. This injustice is a scandal.”

Done aircraft fears. The Danish authorities monitored an identity without an identity homing on many commercial and military airports during the night late on Wednesday. It is not clear where the drones arose from or who was running them, but Denmark Defense Minister said on Thursday that the activity of drones was part of an attempt to sow fear in the country.

Similar scenes on the main airports in Copenhagen and Oslo earlier this week, and Denmark – and the rest of Europe – at a state of utmost alert, especially after Russian aircraft violated the Polish, Estonian and Roman airspace in recent weeks. Danish Prime Minister Metty Friedrixen said on Tuesday after the initial scenes, “The most dangerous attack so far” on the critical infrastructure in the country. The Kremlin rejected allegations that she participated in the airport lord.

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