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FOURTH COMMITTEE
\nSEVENTY-SECOND SESSION,\u00a027TH MEETING (AM)
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The Fourth Committee (Special Political and Decolonization) approved three draft resolutions on decolonization matters today, two by recorded vote, also concluding its general debate on Israel\u2019s practices in occupied Arab territories.<\/p>\n

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Before taking action on those texts, the Committee concluded its general debate on the report of the Special Committee to Investigate Israeli Practices Affecting the Human Rights of the Palestinian People and Other Arabs of the Occupied Territories.<\/p>\n

During that discussion, Israel\u2019s representative described that report as \u201cthe product of an illegitimate, prejudiced mandate\u201d.\u00a0 He noted that it did not mention the steps his country was taking to help residents of the Gaza Strip, although Israel was working closely with the United Nations to facilitate the Gaza Reconstruction Mechanism.\u00a0 It also neglected to mention the significant humanitarian aid supplied by Israel to victims of the ongoing war in Syria.\u00a0 As such, Israel rejected the Special Committee, its mandate and its work, he said.<\/p>\n

However, several delegates urged Israel to respond to the international community and to the Special Committee\u2019s report.\u00a0 Turkey\u2019s representative called upon Israel immediately to cease all its settlement activity as well as its demolition of homes, confiscation of lands and other actions denying Palestinians the right to development.\u00a0 She further cautioned that attempts to change the historical status of Haram al\u2011Sharif, increasing violations against its sanctity and measures in violation of the freedom of worship would jeopardize peaceful coexistence.<\/p>\n

Echoing that sentiment, Jordan\u2019s representative also drew attention to Israel\u2019s actions relating to Haram al\u2011Sharif and Al\u2011Aqsa Mosque, saying they represented provocations against the entire Islamic world and violated international law that called for observing respect for holy places.\u00a0 Emphasizing her country\u2019s stewardship of Haram al\u2011Sharif, she condemned actions aimed at changing Jerusalem\u2019s existing status and character.\u00a0 Jordan called upon the international community, especially the large Powers, to move the Israeli\u2011Palestinian conflict onto a peace track leading to negotiations.<\/p>\n

In similar vein, Libya\u2019s representative asked what the United Nations and the international community were doing to end the situation.\u00a0 Recalling that the United States and other Western countries had exerted political pressure in favour of the two\u2011State approach, he said the Palestinian people had therefore accepted it as well as the Oslo Accords, but Israel had violated further agreements and resolutions.<\/p>\n

Agreeing, Egypt\u2019s representative called for resumption of the peace process and for cessation of any unilateral measures that could endanger the two\u2011State approach.\u00a0 All possible efforts must be exerted to seize the opportunity presented by the recent intra\u2011Palestinian reconciliation agreement, which could potentially reinvigorate the peace process.\u00a0 He called upon all those with influence to help drive the peace process towards a just and lasting settlement, emphasizing that both sides must realize that neither one was going away.<\/p>\n

Other speakers today included representatives of Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bahrain, Brunei Darussalam, Cuba, Venezuela, South Africa, Morocco, United Arab Emirates, China, Democratic People\u2019s Republic of Korea, Indonesia, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, United States and Singapore.<\/p>\n

Speaking in exercise of the right of reply were a representative of Syria and an observer for the State of Palestine.<\/p>\n

The Fourth Committee will reconvene at 10\u00a0a.m. on Friday, 10\u00a0November, to take action on outstanding draft resolutions and to conclude its work for the seventy\u2011second session.<\/p>\n

General Debate<\/u><\/p>\n

AHMED ELSHANDAWILY (Egypt<\/u>), associating himself with the Arab Group, said that an era of much\u2011needed peace in the Middle East called for a renewed sense of urgency.\u00a0 He called for the resumption of the peace process and the cessation of any unilateral measures that could endanger the two\u2011State approach.\u00a0 Especially important was the need to a halt to settlement activity in Arab lands, including the occupied Syrian Golan, he emphasized.\u00a0 All possible efforts must be exerted to seize the opportunity presented by the recent Palestinian reconciliation agreement, which could potentially reinvigorate the peace process, he said, calling upon all with influence to help drive the peace process towards a just and lasting settlement.\u00a0 As evidenced by the Arab Peace Initiative of\u00a02002, peace represented a strategic choice for the Palestinians and indeed the entire Arab world, he stressed.\u00a0 Simply put, both sides must realize that neither was going away.<\/p>\n

SONIA ISHAQ AHMAD SUGHAYAR (Jordan<\/u>), associating herself with the League of Arab States and the Non\u2011Aligned Movement, noted that Israel\u2019s repeated violations and its illegal expansion of settlements endangered international efforts to resume peace negotiations.\u00a0 Moreover, its actions relating to Haram al\u2011Sharif and Al\u2011Aqsa Mosque represented provocations against the entire Islamic world, violating international law that called for observing respect for holy places.\u00a0 Emphasizing that Haram al\u2011Sharif was subject to Jordanian stewardship, she condemned actions aimed at changing Jerusalem\u2019s existing status and character.\u00a0 Israel\u2019s irresponsible and discriminatory actions against Palestinians would encourage violence and build tensions in the region, she warned, noting that violence was often the result of human rights violations and marginalization.\u00a0 Jordan would continue its efforts towards the two\u2011State solution advocated by Arab and Muslim countries all along, as well as the Arab Peace Plan, she said, calling upon international community, especially the large Powers, to move the Israeli\u2011Palestinian conflict onto a peace track leading to negotiations.<\/p>\n

TAREQ MD ARIFUL ISLAM (Bangladesh<\/u>), associating himself with the Non\u2011Aligned Movement, said the Special Committee had once again been denied cooperation with Israeli authorities and access to the Occupied Palestinian Territory.\u00a0 Israeli settlements and construction of the wall in the West Bank and East Jerusalem were the \u201cmost blatant\u201d symbols of Israeli occupation, he said, and the biggest threat to the two\u2011State solution.\u00a0 Illegal settlements, a status affirmed by the International Court of Justice, had displaced Palestinian communities, while indiscriminate attacks against medical facilities and vehicles further aggravated the dire humanitarian situation.\u00a0 Citing a 2012\u00a0United Nations report stating that Gaza could become unliveable by\u00a02020 if the blockade persisted, he urged the international community to \u201cprevail on Israel\u201d to lift the blockade.\u00a0 Political will had been absent, but was desperately needed to achieve the solution.<\/p>\n

BENJAMIN KRASNA (Israel<\/u>) said the report under discussion was \u201cthe product of an illegitimate, prejudiced mandate\u201d.\u00a0 It was unfortunate that United Nations funds were spent on such a futile endeavour, he said, noting that the report did not mention all the ways in which Hamas had waged terror and imposed its brutal practices on the people of the Gaza Strip.\u00a0 It also criticized the Israeli judicial system, in spite of its efforts to protect the rights of all its citizens, both Jews and Arabs.\u00a0 \u201cThere is only one place in the Middle East where there is fair, equal and open access to the legal system,\u201d he emphasized.\u00a0 \u201cThat place is Israel.\u201d<\/p>\n

He went on to state that the steps his country was taking to help residents of Gaza were also missing from the report, although Israel was working closely with the United Nations to facilitate the Gaza Reconstruction Mechanism.\u00a0 As such, the renovation and construction of more than 100,000\u00a0houses had been completed and 817\u00a0public projects had been authorized, he said.\u00a0\u00a0 Moreover, all types of food and food ingredients, as well as consumer and other goods, entered the enclave without restriction, he said, stressing that the only prohibitions implemented applied to items routinely exploited for terrorist purposes.<\/p>\n

Furthermore, the report omitted to mention the 17\u00a0Israelis who had been victims of terror in\u00a02017, he pointed out.\u00a0 Regarding the occupied Syrian Golan, the relevant section of the report made no reference to how events across the border in Syria affected those living there.\u00a0 It also neglected to mention the significant humanitarian aid supplied by Israel to victims of the ongoing war in Syria, he said, citing those who had been brought into his country for treatment and hospitalization.\u00a0 As such, Israel rejected the mandate, the Special Committee and its work, he said, underlining his delegation\u2019s regret over the waste of United Nations resources involved.\u00a0 Israel further called upon Member States to vote against the draft resolution commending the Special Committee\u2019s work.<\/p>\n

MALEEHA LODHI (Pakistan<\/u>), associating herself with the Non\u2011Aligned Movement, said the situation in occupied land attested to a systemic pattern of human rights violations that impacted every aspect of daily life in Palestine.\u00a0 Arbitrary detentions, home demolitions and revocation of land rights amounted to collective punishment of Palestinians.\u00a0 International commitment had failed to tip the scales of justice in favour of Palestine, she said, adding that reconciliation between Hamas and Fatah now offered reasons for optimism.\u00a0 The international community must help sustain positive momentum and pursue the establishment of an independent and contiguous State of Palestine.\u00a0 Citing Israel\u2019s escalation of settlement building, she said peace in Palestine was a primary condition for global peace and security.\u00a0 She stressed the importance of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵRWA) in assisting Palestinians and reaffirmed Pakistan\u2019s commitment to support the Agency by all means possible.<\/p>\n

MAZEN AL SWAR (Bahrain<\/u>), associating with the League of Arab States and the Non-Aligned Movement, said that the repercussions of the occupation had been disastrous for all walks of life.\u00a0 Bahrain rejected Israel\u2019s actions at Al\u2011Aqsa mosque, its closure to congregation members and its provocative attacks there.\u00a0 He called on all parties to abide by international law, particularly the Fourth Geneva Convention, calling for a halt to any attempts to change the character of Al\u2011Quds, as well as to illegal settlement activities.\u00a0 The question of Palestine would remain among his country\u2019s priorities, he emphasized, stressing the need for a two\u2011State solution to help the region achieve stability and development.<\/p>\n

AK MOHD AZIAN PG DATO PADUKA HAJI MAIDIN (Brunei Darussalam<\/u>) expressed deep sadness over the dire situation faced by Palestinians.\u00a0 Illegal settlement activities and policies had resulted in the deterioration of humanitarian, economic and social conditions, he said, stressing that such practices deprived Palestinians of their basic rights.\u00a0 Diplomatic consultations and outreach were vital to achieving a solution to the protracted conflict, he asserted, welcoming the Secretary\u2011General\u2019s visit to the region last August and his commitment to a two\u2011State solution.\u00a0 He called for intensified efforts to improve the lives of Palestinians and reaffirmed his commitment to peace in the region.<\/p>\n

ANA SILVIA RODR\u00cdGUEZ ABASCAL (Cuba<\/u>), associating herself with the Non\u2011Aligned Movement, said the people of Palestine continued to suffer as a result of more than 50\u00a0years of foreign occupation, asserting that Israel\u2019s activities in the region were in violation of international law.\u00a0 Citing the reports before the Committee, she said land confiscation and displacement remained Israel\u2019s policy priorities, and its expansion of settlements continued.\u00a0 Expressing regret at the Security Council\u2019s inability to resolve the crisis, she called for an immediate end to the blockade of the Gaza Strip, which was inflicting an economic and humanitarian crisis on millions of Palestinians.\u00a0 She noted recent efforts to foster intra\u2011Palestinian unity and expressed support for Palestine\u2019s entry as a fully\u2011fledged member of the United Nations.\u00a0 Cuba would continue to support a broad and lasting solution based on a two\u2011State approach leading to Palestinian self-determination, she emphasized.<\/p>\n

DOUGLAS NICOMEDES ARCIA VIVAS (Venezuela<\/u>) thanked the Special Committee for shedding light on the suffering of Palestinians as a result of Israel\u2019s inhumane blockade.\u00a0 Despite difficulties encountered by the Special Committee, its work showed that the brutal blockade was causing pain, suffering and oppression.\u00a0 The occupying Power continued to pursue its settlement\u2011related activities, he said, adding that land confiscations and house demolitions remained a major concern.\u00a0 Abuses and crimes conducted by Israel, including military attacks on Palestinian civilians and the Gaza blockade, amounted to collective punishment, he asserted.\u00a0 The suffering of Palestinians deserved the repudiation of the international community, he stressed, also calling for Israel\u2019s withdrawal from the occupied Syrian Golan.\u00a0 He urged international actors not to remain passive in the face of Palestinian suffering, underlining that the time had come for Israel to contribute to peace, and reaffirming the relevance of the two\u2011State vision.<\/p>\n

DERLE DEMIREL (Turkey<\/u>) said Israel should respond to the international community\u2019s calls and immediately cease all settlement activity as well as home demolitions, land confiscation and other actions denying Palestinians the right to development.\u00a0 The continuation of such policies with complete impunity deepened their sense of injustice, creating growing mistrust towards the international community and breeding desperation, she warned.\u00a0 Furthermore, attempts to change the historical status of Haram al\u2011Sharif, increasing violations against its sanctity and measures in violation of the freedom of worship jeopardized peaceful coexistence.\u00a0 She went on to welcome the intra\u2011Palestinian reconciliation agreement reached on 12\u00a0October, congratulating the Palestinian people on that significant step towards national unity.\u00a0 The agreement clearly referred to ending the occupation and establishing the sovereignty of the Palestinian State on all territories occupied in\u00a01967, she recalled, emphasizing that the international community must respond to that resolute step.\u00a0 Palestinians deserved a strong confirmation of the two\u2011State vision and of the genuine efforts to end the protracted humanitarian crisis in Gaza, she stressed.<\/p>\n

WOUTER HOFMEYR ZAAYMAN (South Africa<\/u>), associating himself with the Non\u2011Aligned Movement, noted the lack of progress on the human rights of the Palestinians and other Arabs in the occupied territories.\u00a0 Israel\u2019s actions, such as the demolition of Palestinian houses, the expansion of settlements and the exploitation of natural resources associated with the escalating violence was contrary to international law, he said.\u00a0 Israeli practices also included State\u2011sanctioned land seizures, retroactive legalization of outposts and restrictions on movement, he noted, adding that the human rights violations associated with the occupation were inexorably linked to the settlement enterprise.\u00a0 The ongoing settlement activity undermined the two\u2011State vision and threatened the viability of a future Palestinian State, he warned.\u00a0 South Africa was also worried about the increase in settler violence against Palestinians, and appealed to the Israeli authorities to hold the perpetrators accountable.\u00a0 In addition, South Africa stressed the urgent need for Israel to lift the blockade of Gaza, he said, also calling upon that country to respect the human rights of all Palestinian prisoners and to abide by international humanitarian law.\u00a0 In closing, he said, South Africa advocated for comprehensive and unconditional negotiations between Israel and Palestine in the pursuit of genuine and lasting peace.<\/p>\n

MOHAMMED ATLASSI (Morocco<\/u>), associating himself with the League of Arab States, said that Israel\u2019s continuing violations of international law by creating new settlements and \u201cJudaizing\u201d East Jerusalem contravened the resolutions confirming their illegitimate nature.\u00a0 Morocco therefore condemned Israel\u2019s approach, particularly in Jerusalem, where it sought to change the demographic and legal status of that city in flagrant violation of international law since Jerusalem was an integral part of the Palestinian territory, as it had been in 1967.\u00a0 That approach further strengthened the feeling of injustice among Palestinians and Muslims around the world, hindering the quest for a settlement of the Palestinian question.\u00a0 Morocco called upon the international community to shoulder its responsibility to end the impasse, he said.<\/p>\n

EZZIDIN Y. BELKHEIR (Libya<\/u>), associating himself with the League of Arab States and the Non\u2011Aligned Movement, asked what the United Nations and the international community were doing to end the situation.\u00a0 The United States and other Western countries had exerted political pressure in favour of the two\u2011State approach, and the Palestinian people had therefore accepted it as well as the Oslo Accords.\u00a0 However, Israel had violated further agreements and resolutions.\u00a0 Furthermore, the reports before the Committee indicated a deteriorating situation in the Gaza Strip as well as Israel\u2019s continuing actions to undermine the two\u2011State approach, such as the demolition of houses and continuing discrimination against Palestinians.\u00a0 \u201cHow can a military force benefiting from the support of major Powers continue to mock the international community while acting as a butcher?\u201d he asked, further questioning whether the world would wake up one day to the news that there had been a genocide of the entire Palestinian people.<\/p>\n

Mr. ALHAMMADI (United Arab Emirates<\/u>), associating himself with the League of Arab States and Non\u2011Aligned Movement, condemned illicit Israeli practices in occupied territories and noted the acceleration of Israeli settlement practices.\u00a0 Illicit housing construction had increased in 2016, he said, adding that Israel continued to violate the sanctity of holy places.\u00a0 The economic situation in the Gaza Strip continued to deteriorate as a result of Israel\u2019s blockade, and such practices led to feelings of hopelessness and frustration among Palestinians. Israel\u2019s practices were being exploited by terrorist groups to spread violence across the region, he said, expressing his country\u2019s commitment to help meet the needs of Palestinians.\u00a0 Urging the international community to help build a Palestinian State, he welcomed the signing of the intra\u2011Palestinian reconciliation agreement and called for an immediate end to Israeli occupation of Arab lands.<\/p>\n

XIE XINXING (China<\/u>) said the Palestinian question was at the core of Middle East issues. Palestine had yet to become an independent, sovereign State and its people continued to suffer under Israeli occupation.\u00a0 A dire humanitarian crisis had developed in Gaza as a result of the Israeli blockade, he said, expressing support for a two\u2011State solution to the conflict.\u00a0 He called for the integration of Palestine into the international community, stressing that efforts to resolve the crisis must prioritize a two\u2011State solution and cessation of Israeli settlement activities.\u00a0 He also noted the relevance of promoting both Palestinian reconciliation and integrated efforts to foster peace through development, reaffirming in that context China\u2019s commitment to assist in the economic development of Palestine.<\/p>\n

KIM IN RYONG (Democratic People\u2019s Republic of Korea<\/u>) said that at the seventeenth\u00a0Summit of the Non\u2011Aligned Movement, the group reaffirmed its commitment to defend the interests of developing countries in issues directly related to peace.\u00a0 That and other relevant efforts reflected the unanimous desire of the international community to resolve the crisis in Palestine, he said.\u00a0 Yet, Israeli settlement practices persisted and continued to deprive Palestinians of their homes.\u00a0 Calling Israeli occupation \u201cthe cancer of the Middle East\u201d, he said the United States supported such practices.\u00a0 That country had turned a blind eye to Israeli violations of relevant Security Council resolutions, he said, urging that Palestinians be given the right to establish an independent State.<\/p>\n

AHMAD SHALEH BAWAZIR (Indonesia<\/u>), associating himself with the Non\u2011Aligned Movement, expressed regret that the Committee\u2019s report had been prepared without its members being able to visit Palestine.\u00a0 Israel continued to violate Security Council resolution 2334\u00a0(2016), as evidenced by the report of the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵRWA Commissioner General. He called on Israel to comply with the 2004\u00a0International Court of Justice advisory opinion, to implement resolution 2334\u00a0(2016), lift the Gaza blockade and ensure respect for its obligations under international humanitarian law. \u00a0He condemned all violations regardless of the perpetrators, and strongly disagreed with the \u201capple\u2011to\u2011apple\u201d approach to the Palestine and Israel issue, which distorted factual reality.\u00a0 Without a political solution, there could be no change, he said.<\/p>\n

Right of Reply<\/u><\/p>\n

The representative of\u00a0Syria<\/u>, responding to Israel, said that whenever it heard criticisms and accusations, the occupying Power tried to walk away from them and instead criticize the Special Committee and its reports as \u201cpointless\u201d and a \u201cwaste of time\u201d.\u00a0 That constituted an insult and an affront to the Special Committee\u2019s work and to the United Nations system, he emphasized.\u00a0 Israel\u2019s representative had spoken of providing hospitalization and other assistance to Syrians, but had tried to mask the fact that the aid had been provided to terrorist groups like Nusrah Front, he said.\u00a0\u00a0The<\/em>\u00a0Wall Street Journal<\/em>\u00a0had reported Israel\u2019s provision of weapons, funding, medical and food supplies to armed terrorist groups, he said, adding that the newspaper had also conducted interviews with terrorists who had stressed that the Israeli army was in constant contact with them.\u00a0 On 3\u00a0November, hundreds of terrorists had been transferred in order to launch an attack on Hadar.\u00a0 Emphasizing that those in the Golan were Syrian Arabs and would always remain so, he said they lived in occupied territory and would one day return to Syria, having rejected participation in any election that would eventually lead to the election of agents for the occupying Power.\u00a0 He went on to detail examples of Israel\u2019s violations, saying the occupier had planted mines and detained children.<\/p>\n

The observer for the\u00a0State of Palestine<\/u>\u00a0said Israel\u2019s ridicule of the Special Committee\u2019s work was unacceptable, emphasizing that the international community could not remain silent as that country continued to mock the United Nations system.\u00a0 Israel had acted in contempt of the Organization, blatantly dismissing its authority and violating its resolutions, committing grave breaches of international law and boasting about its intentions to continue its crimes.\u00a0 The impunity fostered by the international community had engendered that behaviour, as Israel continued to undermine all efforts to end the injustice and suffering, she said.\u00a0 It was audacious to question the credibility of the Special Committee\u2019s reports when Israel denied it access to conduct a first\u2011hand investigation of the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and include the Israeli point of view.\u00a0 The Special Committee\u2019s reports were not biased or inaccurate, she said, emphasizing that they were factual, beyond reproach, and confirmed by Israeli human rights organizations, among others.\u00a0 Israel\u2019s disrespect and continued violations of the United Nations Charter and international law, as well as its illegal occupation were the reasons for the Special Committee\u2019s continuing mandate, she stressed.\u00a0 Ceasing its efforts to draw international attention to those violations amounted to submitting to that unlawful and unjust reality, which the State of Palestine would never do.<\/p>\n

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