France, Canada and the UK express support for Palestine at the UN General Assembly, Macron condemns Israel

China News Service, September 23. According to Qatar’s Al Jazeera TV station, France, Canada and the United Kingdom expressed support for Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly. French President Macron also condemned Israel on the 22nd local time, calling the restriction of aid to Gaza a "shame" for the world.

According to reports, on the 22nd, Macron gave a speech and pointed out that France is one of the dozen countries that will recognize the state of Palestine in 2025. But he asked: “What credibility do we have if we continue to do nothing on Gaza?”

"Some people boast of so-called peace, but this peace does not reopen humanitarian access for one second," Macron said.

"Are we going to stand by and watch this farce that brings shame to all of us? Absolutely!" Macron said, criticizing Israel's "violations" in the West Bank and emphasizing that the legitimate rights of Palestinians to exist must be respected.

Prime Minister Burnham said failure to reach a two-state solution would "erode trust" in politicians who have talked about the issue but failed to act.

The UK has reportedly banned trade with illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank and described Israel's E1 settlement project as "deliberately obstructing the two-state solution".

Canadian Prime Minister Carney announced that Canada will provide 100 million Canadian dollars in aid to the Palestinians to maintain "the possibility of a two-state solution."