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_Published 2024-05-01. The United States defended its veto of a strongly supported U.N. resolution that would have paved the way for full United Nations membership for Palestine._


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## Transcript

Give me directions to New York, even with the best of intentions will not achieve statehood for the Palestinian people. As a member of the security Council United States has a special responsibility to ensure that our actions further the cause of International Peace and security and are consistent with the requirements of the UN Charter. As reflected in the report of the admission committee, there was not unanimity among committee members as to whether the applicant met the criteria for membership as set forth in article 4 of the UN Charter. This vote does not reflect opposition to Palestinian statehood, but instead isn't knowledge meant that it will only come from direct negotiations between the parties.

The central focus of US policy prior to the October 7th Hamas terrorist attacks was to promote normalization between Israel and its Arab neighbors and as a critical element of a normalization package generate tangible benefits in a political Horizon for the Palestinian people. You cannot say That you support the two-state solution and as and stand idly by while Israel is openly trying to destroy the Palestinian State as openly confessed to buy the Israeli Prime Minister. Netanyahu the admission of the State of Palestine to the United Nations is an unequivocal signal that Palestinian self-determination and statehood are not subject to the whims and will of the extremists in Israel.

Our admission to the UN is long overdue long overdue. It has been 75 years in the making nothing exemplifies. The un's rotten values more than the advancement of a Palestinian state. Would you have done nothing for the victims but have mobilized for the murderers? It makes me want to vomit. Yes vomit. You know that the Palestinian Authority doesn't meet the criteria for statehood. No Palestinian leader, not a single. One of them has even condemned, or their Massacre. You prefer another Rogue State and to hell with the juice State. Remember my words students will study the fall of the UN. They will learn of this organization's moral bankruptcy and blindness blindness.

They will be taught that your indifference and hypocrisy is what brought that you and crashing down. But this is also what will prompt the establishment of a new world institution of Force for good one with a strong moral compass Democratic Values a buddy that will refuse to give dictators a free pass a Lifeline mark my words the un's days are numbered.

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