UN General Assembly: Prime Minister Meloni on Palestine: "Recognition under two conditions."

At the 78th United Nations General Assembly in New York, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni addressed the audience to outline Italy's position on the sensitive issue of recognizing Palestine . Her speech took place in a complex international context, where decisions regarding the Palestinian area continue to spark heated debate and strategic reflection globally.

UN General Assembly, Giorgia Meloni: Cooperation with Europe and the US

The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of cooperation with Europe and the United States to achieve a just and lasting peace . She endorsed several points from US President Trump's speech, including his positions on migration and the Green Deal, emphasizing the need to review the functioning of multilateral bodies to improve their effectiveness.

The Italian line, as explained by members of the parliamentary majority, aims at responsible management of the Palestinian dossier, avoiding ambiguity and reiterating that any recognition of the Palestinian state must be subject to precise conditions, in line with a foreign policy based on seriousness and concreteness .

“I announce that the majority will present a motion in the chamber to say that the recognition of Palestine must be subject to two conditions .”

At the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni outlined the Italian government's position on recognizing Palestine. She explained that Italy will consider recognizing the Palestinian state only if the hostages are released and Hamas is excluded from any role in Palestinian governance .

I'm not against recognizing Palestine, but we need to set the right priorities. I hope such an initiative can also find support from the opposition . It certainly won't find support from Hamas, and it might not find support from Islamist extremists, but it should find support from people of common sense .