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On Truth Social, a user hailed a recent United Nations decision as “one of the biggest approvals in the History of the United Nations.”
The resolution in question was passed with a 13-0 vote, while Russia and China chose to abstain from participating.
U.S. Ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, expressed optimism following the vote, stating, “Today’s resolution marks another substantial step forward, paving the way for prosperity in Gaza and creating conditions conducive to Israel’s security.”
Notably, the resolution alludes, albeit in complex language, to the potential establishment of a Palestinian state in the future.
The backdrop to this development is a Gaza Strip largely in ruins after enduring a two-year military campaign by Israel.
The resolution’s text says that “conditions may finally be in place for a credible pathway to Palestinian self-determination and statehood” once the Palestinian Authority — which exercises limited control over the occupied West Bank — has carried out a reform program and Gaza’s redevelopment has advanced.
The resolution also calls for the resumption of humanitarian aid deliveries at scale through the UN, ICRC and Red Crescent.
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The statement also criticised the establishment of an international force whose “mission includes the disarmament” of Palestinian groups in Gaza.
