Pakistan warns of tipping point in occupied West Bank at UN Security Council
Most outlets reported Pakistan's warning at the UN Security Council that the situation in the occupied West Bank is nearing a "tipping point," with a focus on Israeli settlement expansion and settler violence. One outlet included a reference to Guterres stating that Israeli settlements have no legal validity and violate international law, while another emphasized the threat to the two-state solution. The framing of the issue as a "dangerous tipping point" was consistent across the excerpts.
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Pakistan warns two-state solution nearing ‘dangerous tipping point’ over West Bank crisis
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan warned the UN Security Council on Tuesday that the situation in the occupied West Bank was approaching a “dangerous tipping point,” saying Israeli settlement expansion, settler violence and displacement were putting the prospect of a two-state solution in jeopardy.
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Pakistan warns UN Security Council of ‘tipping point’ in occupied West Bank
• Calls on international community to pressure Israel to halt settlement expansion on Palestinian land • Guterres says Israeli settlements in occupied West Bank have no legal validity and violate international law WASHINGTON: Pakistan on Tuesday urged the international community to persuade Israel to halt new Jewish settlements on Palestinian lands, warning that the situation was approaching a ...
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