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The Palestinian Authority will “reconsider” its relations with the US after veto at the UN

O Palestinian authority will “reconsider” its relationships with U.Safter the veto of washington to the admission of Palestine as a full member of the UNreported the president of that body that partially administers West Bank busy, Mahmoud Abbas.

The Palestinian leadership will reconsider its bilateral relations with U.Sin order to guarantee the preservation of the interests of our people, our cause and our rights”, declared Abbas in an interview with the Palestinian news agency Wafa.

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United States, an ally of Israelused his veto power on Thursday in the United Nations Security Council block a call by Palestinians to join United Nations as a full-fledged State.

The draft resolution, presented by Algeriaobtained 12 votes in favor, one against and two abstentions in the Advice.

The vote took place after more than six months of Israeli military offensive in Gaza Strip, governed by the Islamic movement Hamas, in retaliation for the deadly attack carried out on October 7 by Islamic commandos in the south Israel.

The American veto “it has sparked unprecedented anger among Palestinians and the region’s populations, potentially pushing the region towards further instability, chaos and terrorism.”he warned Tabs.

Palestinians, who since 2012 have had the status of “Non-member observer state”had been campaigning for several weeks together with the Arab countries for the Security Council to accept that a “Palestinian state” will take its “rightful” place in United Nations.

For a State to become a full member of the UNthe initiative must first be recommended by the Security Council with at least nine votes in favor, out of a total of 15, and without a veto from the five permanent members who have this prerogative (USA, Russia, China, France and United Kingdom). It then requires the support of a two-thirds majority of general meeting.

Source: Elcomercio

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