The United Nations' positions regarding the Al-Aqsa Flood during The 200 days of the Israeli war

Abstract

This study examines the Palestinian-Zionist situation at the United Nations and international stances through a realistic analysis of the events related to the Al-Aqsa flood issue on one hand, and the issuance of resolutions and speeches lacking international and legal legitimacy on the other hand. All of this reflects the United Nations' failure to manage the ongoing conflict, global complicity, and Arab reluctance towards the Zionist entity, as well as the emergence of the veto led by the United States supporting the Zionist entity.

The significance of this research paper lies in its clarification of the Palestinian conflict with the Zionist entity and its outcomes. Ultimately, it has been concluded that Palestinian resistance has unveiled the true face of the Zionist entity, exposing its alleged invincibility as nothing more than a supported entity by powerful states despite its brutality, along with international and UN violations against Palestine, and attempts to provide solutions and outlets for the Palestinian issue.