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Abbas addresses UNGA virtually amid visa denials and claims of financial mismanagement

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Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority, addressed the United Nations’ 81st General Assembly in New York via video, as the United States denied him a visa for the second consecutive year. Abbas warned world leaders against allowing what he termed 'another Nakba,' or mass displacement of citizens. He stated that Israeli forces had impacted essential infrastructure, including hospitals and universities, and claimed the Israeli government was withholding over $6 billion intended for the Palestinian people.

From ewn.co.za

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Abbas noted that his representatives are actively pursuing legal actions against Israel through the International Court of Justice. The visa denials by the U.S. cite ongoing activities that seek to internationalize the conflict, including attempts to involve the ICJ. The UNGA serves as the principal platform for these international discussions.

From ewn.co.za, egyptindependent.com

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  1. Emmanuel Macron addressed the UNGA regarding the Gaza situation and pledged continued support for the ICJ's central role.Sub-event
  2. ICJ involvement in conflict internationalization is noted, alongside US visa bans affecting UNGA attendance.1 source

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