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Guterres: Extensive Destruction of Gaza Is Unbearable

At a ‍conference in New ​York, the UN Secretary-General‌ called⁣ the extensive destruction in‍ Gaza unbearable and urged​ an immediate halt, without condemning ongoing crimes by Israeli ‌occupiers.

According⁢ to the‌ English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency​ and Al Jazeera, United‌ Nations Secretary-general Antonio ‍Guterres spoke on Monday at the⁤ so-called two-state solution conference in New York.Without condemning ⁣ongoing crimes by Israeli⁤ occupiers against Gaza’s oppressed population, he stated that the current conflict destabilizes both the region and the ⁣world, and its resolution requires political will.

Guterres added that the situation has reached a critical point and ​emphasized that a two-state solution must‌ be achieved. he warned that “we‌ are on ⁤the⁤ verge of ‌collapse”‍ while noting that‌ this solution seems‌ farther away than ​ever. “Nothing justifies the genocide unfolding in Gaza before global eyes,” he⁤ said.

The Secretary-General emphasized: “The widespread destruction ⁢of Gaza is unbearable and must​ stop. ⁣The ‍annexation of the⁤ West Bank ⁣by israeli authorities must be‍ halted.⁣ The suffering⁤ caused by hunger,‍ killing‌ tens of thousands of civilians,​ escalating‍ settler ‌violence, and forced displacement must end.” He urged that this international conference become a turning‍ point toward ending occupation and‍ realizing‌ a two-state solution.

he further stressed: “The gradual annexation of ‍occupied West Bank territory is illegal and should cease promptly. The large-scale devastation of Gaza cannot be tolerated any⁤ longer. ‍Unilateral actions permanently undermining a two-state‍ solution are unacceptable and must stop.” Guterres⁤ warned against​ allowing this conference to become merely another exercise in empty goodwill rhetoric.

News Sources: © webangah News Agency
English channel of the webangah news agency on Telegram
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