The UN General Assembly approved a plan for the two-state solution, demanding Israel to stop colonization and asking Hamas to disarm.

'The Declaration from New York', initiated by France and Saudi Arabia, was adopted by the UN with 142 votes in favor. The document calls for concrete steps towards a two-state solution, without the involvement of Hamas. Israel and the USA voted against it, accusing the text of encouraging the terrorist organization. The declaration condemns the attacks of October 7 and calls for the disarmament of Hamas, while Israel is urged to stop the colonization. Critics from Israel argue that the resolution does not promote peace, but its supporters believe it isolates Hamas internationally.