"Hamas will have no role in governing" Palestine - President Abbas

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas stated that Hamas will not participate in the future governance of Palestine. This was reported by UNN with reference to Abbas's video address at the UN General Assembly.

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The President of the Palestinian Authority spoke via video link, as the US did not issue him a visa for personal attendance at the UN. In his speech, he outlined plans for the future structure of Gaza.

Hamas will have no role in governance. Hamas and other groups must surrender their weapons to the Palestinian Authority

The main thesis of his speech was the demand for complete demilitarization and the removal of Hamas from power.

We want a single, united state without weapons, a state with a single law and a single legitimate security force. We emphasize our condemnation of the crimes of the occupation. We also condemn the killings and detentions of civilians, including the actions of Hamas on October 7, 2023

At the end of his speech, he promised reforms and democratic elections within one year after the establishment of a ceasefire. He noted that the vote would take place under international supervision to ensure its transparency and legitimacy.

Recall

Great Britain, Canada, and Australia have officially recognized the state of Palestine. The prime ministers of these countries made corresponding statements, emphasizing the desire for peace and a two-state solution to the conflict.

French President Emmanuel Macron at the UN General Assembly announced France's official recognition of the state of Palestine. This decision was made to preserve the possibility of resolving the conflict based on the two-state principle.

Prince Albert II of Monaco announced the formal recognition of the Palestinian state at the UN summit. This decision supports the existence of Israel and the recognition of Palestine within the framework of international law.

Belgium and Luxembourg recognized the independence of the Palestinian state, joining France, Britain, Monaco, Canada, and Australia. The Belgian Prime Minister noted that legal recognition is possible after the release of hostages and the removal of Hamas.

Malta officially recognized Palestinian statehood, emphasizing support for a two-state solution and the exclusion of Hamas from a future government. Prime Minister Robert Abela announced this at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly.

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