UN (AFP) - UN Security Council Commission said Friday they had failed to reach an agreement about the Palestinians will demand a full membership in the UN, as stated by the ambassador of Portugal to the world organization.
The decision by the commission UNSC membership recognition that the Palestinian Authority made efforts to seek UN recognition one step closer to failure.
As noted by Reuters, now it is up to Palestinians to decide will require a vote or not at their request it. So far the Palestinians can not guarantee the necessary nine votes to approve a Security Council resolution supporting their efforts at the United Nations.
Palestinians currently have only eight supporters, diplomats said. If the Palestinian delegation chose to impose voting no guarantee nine votes, the United States does not need to use the veto to his way.
A draft report of the commission, which includes all 15 members of the Security Council, has been explained at length the deadlock among the members of the council. Now the commission was formally agreed that the matter will be returned to the Security Council.
"The Security Council will receive the report and will discuss an initiative on the future," said Ambassador of Portugal Jose Filipe Moraes Cabral, president of the council during November.
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As noted by Reuters, now it is up to Palestinians to decide will require a vote or not at their request it. So far the Palestinians can not guarantee the necessary nine votes to approve a Security Council resolution supporting their efforts at the United Nations.
Palestinians currently have only eight supporters, diplomats said. If the Palestinian delegation chose to impose voting no guarantee nine votes, the United States does not need to use the veto to his way.
A draft report of the commission, which includes all 15 members of the Security Council, has been explained at length the deadlock among the members of the council. Now the commission was formally agreed that the matter will be returned to the Security Council.
"The Security Council will receive the report and will discuss an initiative on the future," said Ambassador of Portugal Jose Filipe Moraes Cabral, president of the council during November.
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