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A senior UAE official has issued a stern warning to Israel and the Trump administration, stating that annexing the West Bank would cross a “red line” and jeopardize the vision of regional integration. Emirati envoy Lana Nusseibeh emphasized that such a move could endanger the Abraham Accords, dismantle prospects for a two-state solution, and destabilize relations with Arab countries. With Netanyahu preparing a ministerial consultation on annexation, the UAE’s message highlights the high stakes for peace in the region and signals a critical diplomatic challenge for both Israel and the U.S.


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00:58that were agreed by the members of the Security Council following the closed consultations last Friday.
01:05The members of the Security Council met on 23rd June to receive a briefing from the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, Tor Wensland,
01:16and to discuss recent violence in the West Bank upon the request of the UAE, France and China.
01:22The members of the Council expressed sorrow for the loss of civilian lives.
01:27They recalled the presidential statement adopted on 20th February 2023, including their call for full respect for international humanitarian law and the protection of the civilian population.
01:39They emphasized the obligations and commitments of Israeli and Palestinian authorities to fight and condemn terrorism in all its forms in a manner consistent with international law.
01:52They further emphasized the importance of holding accountable those responsible for such acts of violence.
01:58The members of the Security Council encouraged additional steps.
02:02The members of the Security Council
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