Several Western countries, including Britain, Canada, Australia and France, announced their recognition of the Palestinian state during the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, while U.S. President Donald Trump continued to defy Israel on this multilateral diplomatic stage and blame other countries.

In an interview with France¡¯s BFM channel on Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron said Trump wanted to get the Nobel Peace Prize, ¡°but only by stopping this conflict will you be able to get the award.¡±

The general debate of the 80th UN General Assembly kicked off at the UN headquarters in new york on the 23rd. UN Secretary-General Guterres said in his speech that no reason can justify the collective punishment of the Palestinian people and the systematic destruction of the Gaza Strip. A permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip must be achieved immediately, all detainees must be released, and unimpeded humanitarian relief operations must be allowed. We must persistently promote the "two-state solution", which is the only feasible solution to achieve lasting peace in the Middle East.

Speaking to the United Nations General Assembly on the same day, Trump said that some of the participating countries ¡°seeked unilateral recognition of the Palestinian state and seemed to encourage the continuation of the conflict¡± and called it ¡°a great reward for the atrocities of Hamas armed groups.¡±

The high-level international conference on peaceful settlement of the Palestinian issue and the implementation of the ¡°Two-State Plan¡± was held on Sunday 22nd at the 80th High-Level Conference of the United Nations General Assembly, jointly chaired by France and Saudi Arabia and attended by multinational leaders, with the aim of seeking consensus to promote the implementation of the ¡°Two-State Plan¡± and ultimately peaceful coexistence between Israel and an independent Palestinian State.

Israel's permanent representative to the United Nations announced on 22nd that Israel would not attend the UN Security Council meeting on the situation in Gaza on 23rd due to the Jewish New Year, and said it was "regretful" that the Security Council met in the absence of Israel.Walz accused the Security Council of "completely knowing that this decision would exclude Israel" and called "this trick disappointing".

Waltz said the Security Council should focus on eliminating Hamas. He kept quiet about Israel's attack on Hamas negotiators in Qatar, alleging that international support for Palestinians led to the breakdown of ceasefire negotiations in recent weeks.

The 23rd Gaza Conference once again witnessed deep disagreements between the United States and most countries in the world, highlighting the isolation of the United States.

Reporter: Guo Qian