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Palestinian envoy urges global action after UN vote backing resolution

 
Palestine’s UN ambassador , Riyad Mansour, expressed deep gratitude to Spain and the 149 countries that voted in favor of the UN General Assembly resolution. Speaking outside the UN in New York, he highlighted the importance of Paragraph 10, which calls on every country to ensure the resolution is fully implemented. Mansour emphasized that this clause is the heart of the resolution and urged the international community to move from words to action. 

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