President Joe Biden delivered his final address at the UN General Assembly, urging global unity in the face of escalating Middle East tensions. Image: Newsweek
(The Post News)- President Joe Biden, in his final address to the United Nations General Assembly, issued a stark warning about the rising tensions in the Middle East, Stating that Full-scale war is not in anyone’s interest. He urged both Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon to pull back and seek a diplomatic solution to the conflict.
Turning to the ongoing war between Israel and Gaza, Biden expressed deep concern, reiterating that while Israel has the right to defend itself, restraint is crucial. “We cannot allow the region to spiral into greater chaos,” He called for a ceasefire to protect civilians. Biden emphasized on the need for diplomacy, stressing that , “A negotiated peace is essential to ensure the safety of civilians and allow them to return to their homes.”
He further reflected on his foreign policy legacy, describing himself as hopeful, even in the face of escalating violence. “I remain hopeful about the possibility of a peaceful, integrated Middle East.” He highlighted the progress made with the Abraham Accords but acknowledged that current tensions threaten to unravel those achievements. “We must continue working toward de-escalation,” the address insisted, framing it as a global responsibility.
As Biden nears the end of his term, he further added that “Diplomacy and collective action remain the only paths forward,” urging the international community to act decisively to prevent further. escalation in the region.
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