In its account, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs called for the establishment of a Palestinian state and called on the international community to translate its words into actions.
At the same time, he expressed his regret at the Security Council's failure to seize the opportunity to welcome Palestine to the United Nations, more than 75 years after the General Assembly's resolution was issued.
In this regard, the Lebanese Foundation stressed that implementing United Nations resolutions related to the Palestinian issue opens the door to sustainable peace and security in the Middle East.
At this point, he stressed the need to live in dignity and tranquility in accordance with the Arab Peace Initiative that was agreed upon by the countries of the region at the Beirut Summit in 2002.
Once again, in full collusion with Israel, the United States vetoed a draft resolution allowing Palestine to become a permanent member of the United Nations.
Algeria's proposal on behalf of the Arab Group received the support of 12 countries, while the United Kingdom and Switzerland abstained from voting, and Washington took advantage of its position as one of the five permanent members of the Council to prevent the complete establishment of the State of Palestine.
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