The hard test of the United Nations / Is the full membership of Palestine confirmed?
According to NBC News, the UN General Assembly will vote on the draft resolution for Palestine’s full membership in the UN this Friday. A resolution that grants new “rights and privileges” to Palestine and calls for a review and favorable opinion of the Security Council regarding Palestine’s full membership in the United Nations.
 According to European diplomats, due to the widespread support of 193 members of the UN General Assembly for Palestine’s full membership in the UN, this resolution is expected to be approved by a majority vote.
 The approval of this resolution will mean the recognition of the Palestinian state; The US government vetoed this resolution in the Security Council on April 18 (30 April), continuing its comprehensive support to the Zionist regime.
 The representative of the Palestinian Authority said at the meeting of the Security Council on April 30: The Palestinian people have always been victims of international events and decisions in which they had no role. Since 1988, the (autonomous organizations) leadership has shown its willingness to end the conflict and has made historic concessions. The conflict between Palestine and Israel has gone beyond the borders of the two sides and has been extended to other areas as well.
 The representative of Palestine stated: Full membership in the United Nations is a right that we must achieve by international decision and not through negotiations. Anyone who stands in the way of a decision for Palestine to become a full member of the United Nations will not help increase the chances of peace in our region. Our preoccupation with the case of full membership in the United Nations does not make us forget the all-out war that is taking place in Gaza. A large part of the Gaza Strip has become uninhabitable. Meanwhile, settler attacks against our citizens in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem are increasing.