U.S. Blocks Palestinian Diplomats’ Visas Ahead of UN Assembly: A Strategic Move to Uphold Peace and Accountability
In a decisive step aligned with American national interests, the U.S. government revokes visas for Palestinian diplomats ahead of the UN General Assembly, demanding accountability and a genuine commitment to peace.
As the world prepares for the United Nations General Assembly this September, the Biden administration—following Trump-era assertiveness—is taking a firm stance by denying and revoking visas for Palestinian diplomats associated with the Organization of Liberation of Palestine (OLP) and the Palestinian Authority (PA). This action reflects a clear message: American sovereignty and security demand that international partners engage honestly in peace efforts.Why is Washington denying visas at such a critical global forum? Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized that this move is "in accordance with U.S. law" and driven by national interest to hold the OLP and PA accountable for...
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