UN General Assembly
2025

In the case of Middle East, we waited and waited, waited for the intervention of the most powerful in the world. Did we have a ceasefire? We doubt the multipolar, multilateral intervention of so many countries. Here in New York, with the recognition of the existence of the state of Palestine, some Europeans, others non-Europeans, we won't change soon. This means we need United Nations, we need multilateralism, we need dialogue between countries from every continent. And the same for international law. We need international law. We need international law for the reform of United Nations. We need international law as a foundation of peace and justice. A world governed by rules is a safer, more predictable and equitable world. We need a chart of United Nations as a common compass. Of course, we must adjust United Nations, but we must never forget the lesson of the League of Nations.