The United Nations General Assembly has overwhelmingly voted to demand that Israel terminate its occupation of Palestinian territories within 12 months. With a significant majority of 124 votes in favor and only 14 against, the resolution reflects growing international consensus on the need for Israel to withdraw from both the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. Additionally, the assembly's decisions include stripping Israel of its right to self-defense in these regions and implementing sanctions, as well as an arms embargo on Israel. The resolution has sparked strong reactions, particularly from U.S. officials and allies like Canada and Australia, which abstained from the vote, emphasizing the complexities of international relations surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.