Palestinian President Condemns US Veto Rights In Stopping Israel's Aggression

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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas strongly condemns the use of US veto rights on the UN Security Council which hinders the ratification of resolutions to order Israel to stop its aggression in the Gaza Strip.

President Abbas called the US' veto move "aggressive and unethical," he said.

Abbas considered the attitude of the US to be aggressive and unethical and described it as "open violation of all values and principles of humanity."

The President has asked for US responsibility for the bloodshed of Palestinian children, women and elderly women in Gaza in the hands of Israeli occupation forces. He said as quoted by VOI from Antara.

Abbas attributes the US decision on the UN Security Council to "an embarrassing policy that supports the occupation (Israel) and Israel's brutal aggression against the Palestinian people."

He emphasized that the Palestinian State would be firm in responding to these developments.

This US policy has involved his party in genocide crimes, ethnic cleansing and war crimes committed by Israeli occupation forces against Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank and Jerusalem, he said.

Abbas warns that this policy endangers the world, threatens international peace and security.

President Abbas stated that the US government's veto challenges the international community, by "providing additional green light to the Israeli occupation to continue its aggression against the Gaza people."

He said this decision would haunt the United States for years, as well as urge the international community to look for solutions to stop Israel's genocide in Palestinian occupied territories, particularly in Gaza, in order to prevent this serious crisis from becoming a religious war that threatens the whole world.

The President also thanked UN DK member countries in favor of justice, peace and humanitarian ethics as well as the sharing of those who have supported the draft resolution calling for Israeli aggression to be stopped considering the action threatens global peace and security.