Jordan’s King Abdullah II on Gaza:

President Trump has pushed hard for a path to end this war.

But this Israeli government keeps moving the goalposts, continuing its attacks and destruction of civilian infrastructure, refusing to withdraw, and squeezing Palestinians into barely a third of Gaza.

This can no longer be dismissed as temporary military measures or a consequence of war.

Accountability begins when we call things for what they are: an attempt to erase Palestinian life and impose a new territorial reality in Gaza.

Iraq has ordered airports to stop accepting Iranian aircraft from midnight Tuesday, with ground service providers also halting operations.

The measures are being taken to comply with U.S. sanctions, an Iraqi official told Al Jazeera.

Jordan’s King Abdullah II:

Demolishing Palestinian homes to expand illegal settlements is not law enforcement; it is forcible transfer.

Jordan’s King Abdullah II:

They assure us that Israel is a country governed by law, yet what is happening on the ground says otherwise.

Jordan’s King Abdullah II:

What is unfolding across the West Bank is not a series of isolated acts.

It is elements of a single policy: to compel an entire population to leave their land. And there is a name for that: forced displacement. And that is a war crime.

If we are to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the world must abandon some illusions.

The first is that Gaza and the West Bank are separate stories. They are not. They are two fronts of the same Israeli strategy.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen to Trump:

I am very proud to say that in Denmark, the U.S. has a friend that’s always kept our word, an ally you’ve always been able to rely on.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen:

We are signing an even bigger Greenland defense deal, a deal that can last forever.

This deal is good for the U.S., it’s good for Greenland, Denmark, NATO, and for Europe.

Jordan’s King Abdullah II:

This Israeli government's appetite is now a regional threat. And today, Syria is the warning.

The international community is choosing not to see repeated incursions, creeping territorial expansion, new facts and posts on the ground, including around vital water resources. ,

Step by calculated step, Israel is testing how far it can go.

And every time the international community looks away, Israel learns that it can go even further, across borderlines and legal limits.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen to Trump:

Mr. President, you’ve been very clear you don’t want adversaries to come too close. I fully agree.

And with this deal, they are not. We are making sure that they will not be allowed to get any control in Greenland.

Jordan’s King Abdullah II:

The question here is, if Israel continues its antagonistic approach in southern Syria, will the international community stand by and let that happen?

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen to Trump:

This agreement recognizes the U.S.’s defining historical and ongoing contributions to the security and defense of Greenland.

Turkish President Erdogan:

The state of Palestine, officially recognized by the overwhelming majority of member states here, but His Excellency Mahmoud Abbas, the esteemed president of the state of Palestine, has been unable to attend these sessions for two consecutive years now.

This injustice against our Palestinian brothers and sisters deeply offends the conscience of humanity.

Let it be known that although President Abbas is unable to be with us here in person, we will, as we did last year, continue to be the voice of a free and sovereign state of Palestine.

Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen:

This agreement should put to rest any doubt, today and in the future, about where Greenland’s loyalty lies.

Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen:

We are, have been, and will remain a steadfast friend of the U.S. and a part of the Western alliance.

Your security is our security, and our security is your security.

Turkish President Erdogan:

I once again call upon all countries who have not yet recognized the state of Palestine to reconsider their position.

NOW: Trump signs his Greenland deal with the leaders of Denmark and Greenland.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Personally, as a father and as a grandfather who cherishes his children and grandchildren, I have to say the following from this podium with a heavy heart.

Today, Gaza is not only the world's largest graveyard for children. It is also the place with the highest rate of child amputations in the world.

Gaza has become the most inhumane and shameful concentration camp of our time.

Turkish President Erdogan:

A ceasefire was reached thanks to President Trump's efforts, and with contributions of countries including my country, Türkiye.

But even after the ceasefire, the number of Gazans killed exceeded 1500.

Although the Palestinian resistance movement, as agreed, to move to the second stage of the peace plan, the Israeli government refuses to stop the occupation.

NOW: Israeli delegation leaves the assembly during Turkish President Erdogan’s speech at the UNGA.

Turkish President Erdogan:

I will speak from the heart with complete sincerity and without reservation, and I'll stay straight. Some facts plainly. Please don't be offended or upset.

I'm sorry, but this is not Tayyip Erdogan's personal matter. This is a humanitarian issue. It is a matter of conscience for all of us.

We are faced with a genocidal mindset that can never get enough of killing.

We are faced with an extremely serious situation.

No one with a sense of humanity, mercy, or compassion, no one guided by justice and conscience can possibly remain indifferent to this picture.

Cuba’s delegation left the assembly as Trump repeatedly called their country a failed state.