UN General Assembly
2012

we take must be in the interests of the Syrian people. It is not about who is wrong or right; it is about putting an end to the bloodshed and suffering, bringing a peaceful and inclusive resolution to the conflict. The unabated violence and killing must stop immediately. The parties involved have an equal responsibility for ensuring the end to the appalling atrocities. Military aggression and armed confrontation will serve only to exacerbate the problem and can never be a solution to the crisis; instead, they diminish any little hope there is for peaceful settlement. We earnestly hope that with the appointment of Mr. Lakhdar Brahimi as the new Joint Special Representative of the United Nations and the League of Arab States for Syria, a peaceful solution to the Syrian crisis will be found. Towards that end, the support of all parties, including the involvement of the United Nations, is very crucial. The situation in the occupied Palestinian territories remains bleak. For more than six decades, day after day, month after month, the people of Palestine have