The United Nations has reaffirmed that the West Bank is part of the occupied Palestinian territories. UN spokesperson Farhan Haq stated this in response to comments from the nominee for the U.S. ambassador to the UN. Haq emphasized that the status of the West Bank, Gaza, and other Palestinian territories must be resolved through negotiations between Israeli and Palestinian authorities.
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NGOs Welcome Ceasefire and Call for Action
A coalition of 37 non-governmental organizations welcomed the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. The group issued a joint statement urging both parties to fully adhere to the ceasefire terms. This includes the release of captives, the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, and the protection of civilians.
The coalition, which includes organizations such as Action Against Hunger, Christian Aid, and the Danish Refugee Council, also demanded unrestricted humanitarian access and the safeguarding of civilian infrastructure.
Focus on Negotiations and Humanitarian Efforts
The UN’s stance underscores the importance of addressing the status of Palestinian territories through diplomatic negotiations. Meanwhile, humanitarian groups continue to stress the need for immediate relief and long-term solutions to protect vulnerable populations in Gaza and the West Bank.
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