Key Facts
• July 28, 2025: Conference held at UN Headquarters in New York.
• Organized by France and Saudi Arabia to promote the ‘Two-State Solution.’
• UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned the conflict is at a ‘breaking point.’
• Palestinian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mustafa emphasized recognizing Palestine as a state.
• France pledged to recognize Palestine as a state during the September UN General Assembly.
• Israel and the United States did not attend the conference.
• US President Trump, visiting the UK, announced plans for a food center in Gaza.
• Gaza faces severe food shortages, with malnutrition-related deaths reported.
Summary
An international conference aimed at resolving the Israel-Palestine conflict through a ‘Two-State Solution’ was held on July 28, 2025, at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. Initiated by France and Saudi Arabia, the event sought to build global momentum for this resolution. UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed concern over the escalating conflict, while Palestinian Prime Minister Mustafa called for international recognition of Palestine as a state. France’s commitment to recognizing Palestine during the upcoming UN General Assembly was highlighted. Notably, Israel and the United States abstained from participation. Meanwhile, US President Trump, during a UK visit, announced plans to establish a food center in Gaza to address the region’s worsening food crisis. The conference underscored the urgency of international cooperation to achieve peace.
