The famous scene of the United Nations was staged again at the United Nations General Assembly.
Of course, because of the advancement of technology, the manual labor of tearing the UN Charter by hand has been upgraded from Gaddafi's manual operation to Erdan's small paper shredder.
We know that this Israeli ambassador to the United Nations has previously demanded the resignation of the Secretary-General, denounced the United Nations for not having an ounce of legitimacy, and criticized the Security Council as a Council of Terror.
Anyway, this maverick old watch has done a lot of "big things", many things that ordinary countries can't do.
Now, following in the footsteps of Cardazzo, he has set his sights on the UN Charter.
Because more than 140 countries supported Palestine's proposal to join the United Nations, and only nine countries opposed it, he wanted to tear up the UN Charter.
However, Gaddafi was notoriously opposed to the US-Israel fighter, so Erdan used a shredder form.
Perhaps, he also does not have enough strength to tear apart like Gaddafi.
Of course, although Cardazzo tore it well, he was killed three years later in a Western-backed civil war.
No matter what Erdan thinks, the tide of justice that is unshakable in terms of the people's hearts and international morality is unshakable.
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As a matter of fact, the result of this vote on the Palestinians to "change from observer to full member" is not at all suspenseful.
Since the recognition of Palestine as a sovereign State by the Bahamas a few days ago, the number of countries in the world that have recognized Palestine has reached 142.
In this vote, 143 countries voted in favor, 25 abstained and 9 voted against.
The resolution affirms the right of Palestine to establish statehood, affirms the two-state solution, confirms Palestine's right and eligibility to join the United Nations, and calls on the Security Council to reconsider Palestine's application for "full membership in the United Nations".
The will of the people cannot be violated, and the issue of Palestine's "accession to the United Nations" has returned to the side of the Security Council.
We know that the General Assembly itself is not coercive, but to the best of its ability, it has worked hard to secure the status of an "associate member" for Palestine.
For example, the representative of Palestine may sit among Member States in alphabetical order of country name and have the right to make proposals on behalf of groups of countries and to introduce proposals; It is possible to participate in the United Nations General Assembly and so on.
Of course, because it is not a full member, it does not have the right to vote, nor can it run for seats in various international organizations and institutions within the scope of the United Nations.
After the adoption of the resolution, there was a long round of applause, which was very representative of the general aspiration of the international community.
The UN General Assembly may have little formal power, but it can use its international morality and influence to put pressure on the Security Council in return.
Now the pressure is on the Security Council, after all, more than 70 percent of the countries have unequivocally supported Palestine, can't your Security Council go with the flow and do something about it?
Of course, the problem is still in Lao Mei.
Last time, on April 18, on the issue of the formal conversion of Palestine, 12 votes were in favor, Britain and Switzerland abstained, and the United States voted against it.
We can foresee that in the next vote on the Security Council, the United States will still veto it.
Does that make sense to go back and forth like this? After all, it feels like joining the alliance is far away.
On this issue, our representative to the United Nations, Fu Cong, said it well in his speech: China believes that the relevant arrangements will not be permanent, and that one day the State of Palestine will become a full member of the United Nations and will enjoy full and equal rights in the United Nations on an equal footing with other Member States.
In the international arena, there are many things that have a long way to go, and they need to be struggled for a long time.
Our return to the United Nations was also the result of more than 20 years of hard work.
International struggles, especially issues like those that have been entangled for centuries like Palestine and Israel, will take a long time to resolve.
Without the Gaza war, the Palestinian question would have been forgotten by the world, and most people don't really know much about the history of the Israeli-Palestinian question.
As a result, after more than half a year, the issue of Palestinian statehood became urgent.
In particular, lacking national sovereignty, Palestine has been subjected to a frenzied Israeli massacre, with more than 100,000 civilians killed and wounded, and nearly 40,000 dead.
Even the most hard-hearted person can't stand it.
The international community has universally demanded that the state of Palestine be established as soon as possible and that the two-state solution be implemented as soon as possible.
The biggest and key obstacle is Lao Mei, in order to show that it has no choice, it does not hesitate to legislate, making Lao Mei a vassal of Israel.
Either way, repeated vetoes will only hasten the erosion of its credibility.
Today Malaysia came out and said that the Americans are not qualified to make irresponsible remarks about our affairs, and we only recognize the sanctions of the UN Security Council.
In the past two years, under the leadership of Lao Deng, the United States has succeeded in arousing the disgust and disgust of many countries.
Of course, the so-called international prestige of Israel has also become notorious, and a few days ago a group of Israeli tourists was even beaten up in Turkey.
Israeli politicians have no regard for the future well-being and prospects of the Israeli people for their own selfish interests.
The time is very close for the Palestinians to finally establish a state, and the bloody sacrifices of their predecessors have left a world for their descendants to survive and develop.