UNITED NATIONS, Sep 24 (Alliance News): In his final address to the UN General Assembly, US President Joe Biden emphasized the possibility of a diplomatic resolution between Israel and Hezbollah, urging world leaders to ease tensions in the Middle East.
With his presidency coming to an end in January, Biden’s speech came amidst ongoing conflicts in Gaza, Ukraine, and Sudan.
Reflecting on his long public service, Biden expressed optimism despite current global challenges, stating, “Things can get better.”
He urged leaders to remember that some things are more important than maintaining power, referencing the core democratic values encapsulated in the US Constitution and the UN Charter.
The president highlighted the critical need for unity and cooperation in addressing global issues, asserting that the choices made today will shape the future.
He underscored the importance of standing firm against aggression and tackling pressing challenges such as climate change and food insecurity.
Biden also acknowledged the delicate situation between Israel and Hezbollah, warning that full-scale war would not serve anyone’s interests.
He reiterated his commitment to preventing a wider conflict in the region, amidst rising tensions and violence.
