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Il mondo condanna il Veto Usa alla risoluzione anti-Israele.
NEW YORK - With only 14 votes in favor and one against, but decisive, the United States, the Security Council has rejected the UN resolution condemning Israel for continuing to build settlements in East Jerusalem and the Palestinian territories . Immediate reactions to the controversy that followed throughout the night until this morning. Israel has launched an appeal to resume direct negotiations with the Palestinians. Israel''deeply appreciates the decision of President Obama veto the resolution of the Security Council,''it said in a statement issued by the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. After the U.S. veto on the Palestinian Authority said it would''review''the negotiating process with Israel. This is a decision''unfortunate and unbalanced, which will affect the credibility of the U.S. - said Yasser Abed Rabbo, secretary general of the PLO Executive Committee, one of the main negotiators for the Palestinian Authority, which also said that the Palestinians now want to''review''the negotiating process with Israel. From Brussels, Catherine Ashton, the Head of European diplomacy, expressed his''regret''for the inability 'to''reach a consensus on the resolution on settlements to the UN Security Council.'' The EU's position on settlements''(Hebrew), including those in East Jerusalem - said the chief diplomat of the European Union - is clear: they are illegal under international law, constitute an obstacle to peace and pose a threat to two-state solution.'' The Ashton reiterated the need to''do everything possible for an early resumption of negotiations between the parties.'' "Regret''expressed by a statement from Italy's foreign ministry.''Italy - says - It fully recognizes the position of EU Foreign Affairs Council of 13 December 2010 expressing regret at the failure to renew the moratorium and reiterates how the Israeli settlements, including those found in East Jerusalem, are illegal under international law and constitute an obstacle to peace, repeating its call on all parties to refrain from unilateral action and violence.'' In this sense, the note continues,''we share the contents of the resolution in this regard by the Arab group in the Security Council. However, we are convinced that in the current peace process and upheavals in the region, the initiative would not be useful to facilitate progress. Italy continues to believe in the early resumption of dialogue as the best way to achieve a two state solution based on agreement between the parties.''
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http://italian.irib.ir/analisi/commenti/item/89316-il-mondo-condanna-il-veto-usa-alla-risoluzione-anti-israele
http://italian.irib.ir/analisi/commenti/item/89316-il-mondo-condanna-il-veto-usa-alla-risoluzione-anti-israele 
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