Armenia supports resolution in  UN General Assembly calling for  return to  Palestinian-Israeli settlement based on  "two states for  two peoples" principle

ArmInfo.  Armenia has supported the resolution in the UN General Assembly calling for a return to the Palestinian-Israeli settlement based on the principle  of "two states for two peoples", adopted in 1967. The document was  initiated by France and Saudi Arabia.

The resolution was supported by 142 UN member states, including all  of Armenia's neighboring countries, except for Georgia, which was not  present during the vote. Ten states, including the United States,  Israel, Hungary, and Argentina, voted against the resolution, and  12  states abstained from voting.  To ensure a future truce, a "temporary  international stabilization mission" in the Gaza Strip is proposed.   Additionally, "security guarantees for Palestine and Israel" are to  be provided.