Jerusalem - Ma'an - The Palestinian delegation to the United Nations submitted a draft resolution on Sunday that will be put to a vote in the organization's General Assembly next week, calling for the implementation of the International Court's decision within timetables and under the supervision of special monitoring mechanisms that will be established for this purpose. The resolution includes: a timetable for withdrawal from Palestinian territories within six months, a call for an arms embargo on settlements and the return of Palestinians to their lands, sanctions against Israeli figures and avoiding the establishment of diplomatic missions in Jerusalem. 'This resolution, if passed by the General Assembly on the anniversary of the October 7 massacre - the most brutal massacre of Jews since the Holocaust - is a reward for terrorism and a message to the world that the brutal slaughter of children, the rape of women and the kidnapping of innocent civilians is a profitable move,' Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon said in response, according to i24. 'I call on the UN General Assembly to reject this shameful resolution outright and instead adopt a resolution condemning Hamas and calling on it to release all the abductees immediately: nothing will stop or deter the State of Israel from its mission to return all the abductees and defeat Hamas.' Source: Maan News Agency
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