UN votes to allow Palestinian president to address annual gathering via video link | Mahmoud Abbas
The United Nations General Assembly said that Donald Trump would not give him a US visa to the world leaders’ meeting of the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in New York next week.
The decision received 145 votes and five votes, while six countries were abstained.
In addition to a two -state solution to a one -day conference on Monday, the United States refused to give a visa for up to 90 members of the Palestinian delegation due to the participation of a one -day conference for the UN General Assembly senior week, which started on Tuesday.
Some Western states, including Canada, France, England, Belgium and Australia, are expected to officially recognize Palestine at the conference on Monday. The British announcement is expected to play the leading role with Deputy Prime Minister and former foreign secretary David Lammy on Sunday. He will emphasize that the recognition of England assumes that Hamas will not play a role in a future Palestinian government.
The Abbas aimed to thank the UN General Assembly for Palestine to recognize the right to self -determination and to direct the vision of a future Palestinian vision to purify Hamas’ rule.
Iran’s nuclear program will focus on the UN with the visible collapse of the UN’s restructuring of the UN sanctions on Iran during negotiations between Tehran and European leaders.
France, Britain and Germany-new Empire calling the three European state-Iran’s attack on Iran’s nuclear sites after the nuclear program claims that the future of the United States can not re-interact with the United States. There is an increasing possibility that UN sanctions will be re -controlled next week and that Iran will probably lead to a call for military strike with Israel, referring to Iran’s threat.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will appeal to the General Assembly on Friday and will soon meet with Trump in Washington.
On Friday, a movement approved by France and the UK, the Security Council rejected a decision to permanently lift the sanctions in Iran, but Tehran and key European forces still have eight days to try and accept a delay, including negotiations in New York. Iran described the actions of three European power as “illegal, unjust and provocative ..
On August 28, Britain, France and Germany launched a 30 -day process to replace the UN sanctions and accused Tehran of not complying with the 2015 agreement with the world forces that prevented a nuclear weapon development.
Iran said that he sent a message to the US to discuss the conditions of re -opening talks, but did not receive response.
