The Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations, Ron Prospeo, has denounced the U.N. General Assembly’s planned session on Palestinian statehood as an insincere attempt at diplomacy, calling it a ‘charade.’ Prospeo emphasized that Israel would not participate in the meeting, a stance corroborated by U.S. officials who have indicated their intention to boycott the event.
According to UNTV, the session is set to occur in New York, and it is expected to involve discussions about the potential recognition of a Palestinian state. This meeting comes at a critical juncture in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, with both sides seeking to find a resolution that addresses the complex political and security issues at hand.
The U.S., a key ally of Israel, has also expressed its dissatisfaction with the session, further complicating the international dynamics surrounding the issue. The decision to boycott the meeting reflects a growing sense of frustration with the U.N.’s role in the region and highlights the deepening divide between Israel and its international allies.