The United Nations General Assembly adopted, on September 12, 2025, a historic declaration reaffirming its commitment to the two-state solution to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This text, resulting from an international conference organized last July under the aegis of France and Saudi Arabia, calls to set up a precise calendar and irreversible measures leading to the creation of a Palestinian State alongside Israel.
The declaration was approved by 142 Member Stateswhile 10 voted against And 12 abstainedTunisia has not participated in the vote. Tunisia has always reaffirmed its attachment to the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination and the establishment of an independent state on the borders of 1967, with Al Quds-Est for capital and does not recognize the Zionist entity.
This large support illustrates the growing isolation of Israel on the international scene about the Palestinian issue. The United States and Israel rejected this initiative, qualified by its representatives of “unilateral approach” likely to harm direct peace negotiations.
A symbolic but non -binding resolution
Although this declaration is not not legally bindingshe marks a renewed diplomatic pressure Particularly on Israel to take over the negotiations and slow down the actions that compromise the perspective of a sustainable regulation, in particular the continuation of Israeli colonization in occupied West Bank.
