The self-governing organization condemned the Knesset resolution of the Zionist regime
reported by Mehr News Agency quoted by “Sputnik” news agency, Nabil Abu Radineh, the spokesman of the Palestinian Authority, emphasized: According to the principles and legitimate international standards, no one will be in peace and security without the establishment of the Palestinian state.
He responded that the Zionist Parliament (Knesset) rejected the plan to establish an independent Palestinian state, and said: A terrorist is an occupier who repeatedly kills children, women and the elderly. does.
He pointed to the widespread international process regarding the recognition of the Palestinian state, and emphasized: So far, 149 UN member states have recognized the Palestinian state and this process is still ongoing. To be a confirmation of the formation of our independent country that does not require any other permission or consent.
Emphasizing that America is also responsible for these decisions due to its partiality and absolute support for the Zionist regime, Abu Radineh said: This Knesset decision shows that the Zionist regime and internal organizations This regime insists that the Palestinian territories be completely destroyed
Also, by pointing out that the resolutions of the UN Security Council, the resolutions of the UN General Assembly and the international consensus made Palestine an observer member of the UN, he stated: The Zionist regime does not care about peace and this peace will not be realized until the independent state of Palestine with Jerusalem as its capital is formed.
It should be said that the Knesset of the Zionist regime, with the majority of votes, announced its approval of the resolution that rejects the establishment of the Palestinian state.
The content of this resolution is based on the strong opposition of the Zionist regime to the formation of an independent Palestinian state within the borders of historical Palestine, because the regime believes that this is a serious threat to the Zionist regime and its settlers. .
