Evidence for God from Science

Palestinian leaders, using a new strategy, will return Thursday to the U.N. General Assembly in their latest bid to garner enhanced international recognition.
After its failed bid to win United Nations recognition as an independent state, the Palestinian Authority is seeking non-member observer state status, one step up from its current status as a permanent observer.
Palestinian Authority leaders have been working with dozens of supporting nations to put together the wording of a formal draft of a resolution. Among those on board are Norway, Spain, Denmark, Iceland, France and Switzerland.
The United States and the United Kingdom oppose the effort, arguing that the only real solution to the conflict will come when Palestinians and Israelis return to the bargaining table.
"I have said many times that the path to a two-state solution that fulfills the aspirations of the Palestinian people is through Jerusalem and Ramallah, and not New York," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told reporters Wednesday afternoon.
Germany said it will abstain from the vote.

The renewed effort comes a year after a more ambitious full statehood bid died because it would not get a majority of votes on the Security Council.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas told supporters in Ramallah in the West Bank that the resolution, which many observers call symbolic, "is the first step to achieve all our national Palestinian rights."
If approved, the new status would place the Palestinians in the same category as the Vatican.
Israeli government spokesman Mark Regev called the move "political theater."

digging wrote:Well........IF you believe the nation of Israel today has been placed back in the lands by God it would seem he used the UN to do it because it was through the UN the agreements were made soooooo then if they are back at the UN why don't you think that is also God's hand at work?

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Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:I'm afraid the vote will go through as it has a majority of supperters in the UN general Assembly. Ten European nations are also supporting the PA, which gives the whole foolish idea some legitimacy.

(And, digging, you need to look up the history of modern Israel.)

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digging wrote:Well as far as I understood the orginal land boarder agreements were made through the UN?

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