(24 News) U.S. President Joe Biden’s full defense of Israel ignored the martyrs of Gaza. Addressing the United Nations General Assembly, he said that every country has the right to stop the attack on itself. Determined to stop, Israel and Hamas accept the proposed cease-fire.
In his fourth and final address as US president to the United Nations General Assembly, the US president said that this summer I had to make the decision whether to run for a second term as president, and it was a difficult decision. “Being the President of the United States has been the greatest honor of my life. I want to do more, but as much as I love my job, I love my country. I have served the people for 50 years. After deciding that now is the time for the new generation to take the leadership and take the nation forward.
“My fellow leaders, we must never forget, few things are more important than being in power, it’s our people who matter most to us, that’s the spirit of democracy and that’s what any country can do,” Biden said. Not taken.
US President Joe Biden, during his speech, warned of the danger of a “total war” in the Middle East and urged world leaders to find a diplomatic solution to both Lebanon and Gaza. More than 550 people were killed in Israeli attacks in Lebanon. In his address to the General Assembly after the martyrdom, the US President said that a large-scale war is not in anyone’s interest, although the situation has worsened, but a diplomatic solution is still possible.
He said that in fact, this is the only way for the residents of both countries to return safely to their homes on the border and for lasting peace and security, and we are working tirelessly to achieve this. This bloodshed in Lebanon is a It happened at a time when the American efforts for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza for several months have once again failed and the number of martyrs from the Israeli bombardment there has exceeded 41 thousand.
“I’ve been pushing for a cease-fire in the nearly year-long war there,” the US president said. The Council has also ratified it.
He said that the innocent citizens of Gaza are also living in a hell, thousands of people including aid workers have been martyred, many families have been displaced, there is a crowd in the tents and we are facing a serious humanitarian situation.
And now is the time for the parties to finalize their terms, the deal will bring the hostages back home and free Israel and Gaza from the grip of Hamas, as well as reduce the suffering of Gaza, Biden said. The war should be ended.
He slammed Russia, saying Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine had failed and urged the United Nations to continue supporting Ukraine until victory, saying Putin’s war had failed in its primary goal. Well, they set out to destroy Ukraine, but Ukraine is still free
“We cannot get tired, we cannot look back, and we will not stop supporting Ukraine until Ukraine wins a just and lasting peace,” Biden said categorically.
The US president urged all countries to stop arming rival generals in Sudan, whose bloody war has fueled a massive humanitarian crisis. The world needs to stop arming the generals and tell them with one voice to stop tearing our country apart, stop withholding aid to the Sudanese people, end this war now.
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On this occasion, he announced the donation of 1 million M. pox vaccines to African countries facing the M. pox (monkey pox) virus, which is causing danger in African countries. Urgent action is needed to confront the epidemic. Do your part to deliver dollars.
During his speech, the US President appealed to all countries to work together for climate change and also mentioned the benefits of artificial intelligence and the challenges faced in this regard. Biden said that it is our responsibility to prepare our citizens for the future, which will see more technological change in the next two to 10 years than we have seen in the last 50 years.
He said that artificial intelligence is going to change the way we live, the way we work, the way we fight, most of it can improve our lives but it also poses risks.
He added that with artificial intelligence we face many threats from deepfake to disinformation and from new pathogens to bioweapons so we have to think about what we need to do to manage this new technology. Yes, nothing is certain about what direction artificial intelligence will take or how it will be used.
2024-09-25 11:36:24