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BackIl premier britannico Andy Burnham chiede pace tra israeliani e palestinesi all'Onu
Il premier britannico Andy Burnham chiede pace tra israeliani e palestinesi all'Onu
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Il premier britannico Andy Burnham chiede pace tra israeliani e palestinesi all'Onu

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Il primo ministro britannico Andy Burnham ha dichiarato all'Onu di voler vedere la fine delle sofferenze e delle morti nel conflitto israelo-palestinese, auspicando che i due popoli vivano fianco a fianco in pace e sicurezza, mantenendo il sostegno a Israele contro le minacce dall'Iran, pur criticando le azioni del governo israeliano a Gaza e in Cisgiordania.

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Il primo ministro britannico Andy Burnham è intervenuto all'Assemblea generale delle Nazioni Unite per affrontare il conflitto israelo-palestinese, ribadendo il sostegno storico del Regno Unito alla sicurezza di Israele, ma esprimendo preoccupazione per le azioni militari a Gaza e in Cisgiordania.

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"Vogliamo vedere finalmente la fine delle sofferenze e delle morti" e "i popoli israeliano e palestinese vivere fianco a fianco in pace e sicurezza": lo ha detto il premier britannico Andy Burnham parlando all'Onu.

"Faremo tutto il possibile per mantenere viva la speranza di questa possibilità", ha aggiunto. "Siamo al fianco di Israele di fronte alle minacce in corso, incluse quelle provenienti dall'Iran, contro Israele e il popolo ebraico in tutto il mondo", ha continuato il premier, osservando tuttavia che "ciò non giustifica le azioni del governo israeliano a Gaza o in Cisgiordania".

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Il Regno Unito aumenterà la pressione diplomatica su Israele per limitare le operazioni militari a Gaza e in Cisgiordania

    Possible · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • Quali azioni concrete il Regno Unito intende intraprendere per fermare le violenze a Gaza e in Cisgiordania?
  • Come risponderà il governo israeliano alle critiche britanniche?
  • Qual è la posizione ufficiale dell'Onu sulle dichiarazioni di Burnham?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Mondo.

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