报道援引阿根廷官员的话称，上述决定并非针对以色列，而是该国选举期间限制外国领导人来访的更广泛政策的一部分。 报道称，目前米莱的支持率已下降，尽管他是内塔尼亚胡的"坚定支持者"，但担心此时接待内塔尼亚胡可能对其自身政治地位造成不利影响。 【环球网报道 记者 李梓瑜】据以色列"Ynet"新闻网、黎巴嫩"广场"电视台（Al Mayadeen）当地时间27日报道，以色列总理内塔尼亚胡原计划在美国之行结 束后继续前往阿根廷，但阿根廷总统米莱以该国即将举行议会选举和担心引发负面政治影响为由，要求其推迟此次访问。 此前，内塔尼亚胡本月26日在联合国大会一般性辩论上发言时遭遇多方抗议，与会多国代表纷纷起身离席。此届联大会议上，延宕将近两年的新一轮巴以冲 突成为焦点之一。多国宣布承认巴勒斯坦国，声援遭遇"人间炼狱"的加沙民众。美联社以"全球孤立"来描述以色列的外交处境。同一天，美国总统特朗普表 示，即将达成一项结束加沙冲突并促成被扣押人员获释的协议，而他将于29日会见内塔尼亚胡。美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）分析称，内塔尼亚胡以"迄今 为止最严厉的措辞"拒绝了两国方案，此前他至少"象征性承认该方案的遥远可能性"。路透社称，内塔尼 ...

【环球时报驻以色列、埃及特约特派记者 张灏 黄培昭 环球时报记者 李萌】以色列总理内塔尼亚胡26日在联合国大会一般性辩论上发言时遭遇多方抗议，与 会多国代表纷纷起身离席。此届联大会议上，延宕将近两年的新一轮巴以冲突成为焦点之一。多国宣布承认巴勒斯坦国，声援遭遇"人间炼狱"的加沙民众。 美联社以"全球孤立"来描述以色列的外交处境。路透社称，内塔尼亚胡在26日的发言中猛烈抨击法国、英国、澳大利亚、加拿大等西方国家支持巴勒斯坦建 国，指责这些国家传递"谋杀犹太人有回报"的错误信息。同一天，美国总统特朗普表示，即将达成一项结束加沙冲突并促成被扣押人员获释的协议，而他将 于29日会见内塔尼亚胡。美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）分析称，内塔尼亚胡以"迄今为止最严厉的措辞"拒绝了两国方案，此前他至少"象征性承认该方案的 遥远可能性"。路透社称，内塔尼亚胡对美国主要盟友的抨击加深了以色列因新一轮巴以冲突而面临的国际孤立，而他与特朗普的会晤可能会出现"剑拔弩 张"的场面。 " 他几乎是对着空无一人的大厅发言 " 当地时间26日，在纽约举行的联合国大会一般性辩论进入第四天。当内塔尼亚胡走上发言台时，众多落座不久的联合国会员国代表纷纷 ...

Group 1 - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu defended military actions in Gaza and the broader Middle East, stating that opposition to Palestinian statehood is a core policy of his government and Israel's national policy [1][2] - During Netanyahu's speech at the UN, many representatives from Arab, Islamic, African, and some European countries walked out in protest, highlighting international dissent against Israel's actions [1][2] - Netanyahu claimed that eliminating Hamas would facilitate normalization of relations between Israel and Arab nations, and he accused several Western countries of endorsing Palestinian statehood due to anti-Semitism [2] Group 2 - Netanyahu's remarks were met with backlash from Palestinian President Abbas, who emphasized that the Palestinian Authority recognized Israel's right to exist as early as 1988 and condemned Hamas's recent attacks [2] - Hamas responded to Netanyahu's speech, labeling it as misleading and filled with contradictions, and noted that the walkout by multiple country representatives indicated growing resistance against Israel [2] - Controversy arose from Israel's use of loudspeakers along the Gaza border to broadcast Netanyahu's speech, which angered families of hostages and opposition leaders who criticized the lack of a clear plan for hostage release and resolution of the conflict [3]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the necessity for Arab nations and the international community to jointly resist unilateral actions that undermine the "two-state solution" regarding the Palestinian issue [1][2] - The Chinese representative highlighted that the Palestinian issue is central to the Middle East, and the implementation of the "two-state solution" is the only viable path to resolve it [1] - The ongoing dialogue between the UN Security Council and the Arab League has been significant for five consecutive years, especially under the current circumstances [1] Group 2 - The call for immediate cessation of hostilities in Gaza is urgent, as the conflict has resulted in 65,000 lives lost and over 2 million people suffering from humanitarian crises [1] - The negative impacts of the Gaza conflict are spilling over into the region, necessitating Israel to cease violations of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen [2] - There is a push for political solutions in Syria and Yemen, with an emphasis on supporting the Lebanese government to improve governance and restore control [2]

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine has led to a humanitarian crisis, with over 65,000 lives lost in Gaza, nearly half of whom are women and children, prompting a global outcry for justice and recognition of Palestinian statehood [1][2] Group 1: International Response - 157 countries have recognized the State of Palestine, with only the United States among the five permanent members of the UN Security Council not doing so [2][4] - The recent wave of recognition from Western countries is seen as a response to historical injustices faced by Palestinians and a reaction against Israel's aggressive military actions [2][5] - The recognition trend reflects a shift in public sentiment, particularly among younger generations who increasingly sympathize with Palestinian rights [5] Group 2: Historical Context - The historical backdrop of the conflict includes the establishment of Israel in 1948, which led to significant territorial losses for Palestinians and the creation of the Palestinian refugee crisis [3][4] - The "two-state solution" has been proposed as the only viable resolution to the conflict, aiming for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel [6] Group 3: Current Situation - The ongoing violence and humanitarian crisis in Gaza have intensified global calls for action, with many countries feeling compelled to recognize Palestinian statehood [4][5] - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's firm stance against the establishment of a Palestinian state is driven by security concerns and domestic political pressures [5][6] - The international community largely agrees that the resolution of the Palestinian issue is essential for achieving lasting peace in the Middle East [6]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles revolves around the ongoing tensions in the Gaza Strip and the diplomatic efforts by the U.S. to mediate a resolution, with President Trump indicating that an agreement may be close [1][2] - President Trump expressed his commitment to not allowing Israel to annex the West Bank during discussions with Middle Eastern leaders [2] - Palestinian President Abbas condemned Israel's actions as a "genocidal war," claiming that over 220,000 Palestinians have been killed or injured, primarily affecting children, women, and the elderly [3] Group 2 - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's recent trip to the U.S. involved a significant change in flight path, avoiding certain European airspaces, which may be linked to an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court [4] - Slovenia has declared Netanyahu as a "persona non grata," prohibiting his entry due to ongoing legal proceedings related to war crimes and crimes against humanity [5][6] - China's representative at the UN emphasized the importance of the two-state solution as the only viable path to resolving the Palestinian issue and called for international cooperation to resist unilateral actions that undermine this solution [7]

Core Viewpoint - A wave of recognition for the State of Palestine has emerged among Western countries, with several nations announcing their recognition during the 80th United Nations General Assembly, reflecting a growing urgency in addressing the Palestinian issue amid escalating Israeli military actions in Gaza [3][8]. Summary by Sections Recognition of Palestine - Countries such as the UK, Canada, Australia, and France have recently announced their recognition of the State of Palestine, with over 150 nations now recognizing it [9]. - The recognition is seen as a means to enhance Palestine's international legitimacy and counter efforts to undermine the "two-state solution" [3][8]. Two-State Solution - The "two-state solution" refers to the establishment of independent states for both Palestine and Israel, based on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine [8][9]. - A high-level international conference aimed at promoting this solution was co-hosted by France and Saudi Arabia, emphasizing the need for peaceful coexistence [6][9]. European and Western Dynamics - The recent recognition trend among traditional allies of Israel, such as Western European countries, is attributed to the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza and increasing domestic pressures related to immigration and public sentiment [9][10]. - France's President Macron highlighted the responsibility of the international community in addressing the ongoing conflict and emphasized the need for both nations to coexist peacefully [9]. U.S. Position - The United States continues to maintain its stance of not recognizing Palestine, with President Trump expressing discontent over the recognition by other nations, framing it as encouragement for conflict [11][12]. - The U.S. has historically favored Israel in diplomatic matters, and this position remains unchanged despite the growing recognition of Palestine by other countries [11][12]. Germany and Japan's Stance - Germany and Japan have not joined the recognition wave, primarily due to their alignment with U.S. foreign policy and historical factors influencing their positions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict [12][13]. - Germany's recent criticisms of Israeli military actions indicate a potential shift in its diplomatic approach, although it has not yet recognized Palestine [12][13]. Implications of Recognition - While the recognition of Palestine by various nations is symbolically significant, experts suggest that it may have limited immediate impact on resolving the Gaza conflict or implementing the "two-state solution" [13]. - The recognition serves as a defense of Palestinian statehood rights, but differences in policy towards Hamas and other issues remain between these countries and the U.S. [13].

Group 1 - Palestinian President Abbas stated that the actions of Hamas do not represent the Palestinian people, specifically condemning the attacks launched on October 7, 2023 [1][3] - Abbas highlighted the humanitarian consequences of Israel's military actions in Gaza over the past two years, emphasizing that Gaza is an integral part of Palestine [1] - Abbas called for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza, the opening of humanitarian aid channels, and the release of all detained individuals, alongside a complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza [3] Group 2 - Abbas announced plans to establish a temporary administrative committee for Gaza and initiate reconstruction efforts, with presidential and parliamentary elections to be held within a year and a temporary constitution drafted within three months [3] - The Palestinian Authority expressed willingness to collaborate with the U.S., Saudi Arabia, France, the UN, and other partners to implement the peace plan discussed at the high-level meeting on September 22 [3] - Currently, 157 UN member states recognize the State of Palestine, while over 30 countries, including the U.S., Israel, and Japan, do not recognize it, with calls from various leaders for more countries to acknowledge Palestine during the UN General Assembly [3]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for Arab nations and the international community to jointly resist unilateral actions that undermine the "two-state solution" [1] - The Palestinian issue is identified as the core of the Middle East problem, with the "two-state solution" being the only viable path to resolve it [1] - The call for more pragmatic and effective actions from Arab nations and the international community to maintain momentum against forced displacement of Palestinians and illegal annexation attempts in Gaza and the West Bank [1] Group 2 - The urgent need to quell the ongoing conflict in Gaza is highlighted, with 65,000 lives lost and over 2 million people struggling in humanitarian disaster [1] - The importance of the UN Security Council's role in maintaining international peace and security is stressed, urging all members to support necessary actions for a ceasefire in Gaza [1] - The negative spillover effects of the Gaza conflict on regional tensions are noted, with calls for Israel to cease violations of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen [2]

Group 1 - Palestinian President Abbas condemned the Israeli government for conducting a "genocidal war," describing it as one of the most horrific chapters in human tragedy in the 20th and 21st centuries [1] - Abbas stated that the war has resulted in over 220,000 Palestinians being either dead or injured, with the majority being children, women, and the elderly [1] - He criticized the expansion of Jewish settlements in the West Bank, asserting that it jeopardizes the "two-state solution" aimed at fundamentally resolving the Israeli-Palestinian issue [1] Group 2 - Abbas reiterated that the Gaza Strip is an inseparable part of the Palestinian state and that the Palestinian National Authority is prepared to take full responsibility for governance and security in Gaza [2] - He emphasized that Hamas will not play a role in the governance of Gaza [2] - As of the latest reports, the ongoing military actions by Israeli forces have resulted in 65,419 Palestinian deaths since the outbreak of the current conflict [2]