On July 26, 2002, John Negroponte, the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, stated (during a closed meeting of the UN Security Council) that the United States will oppose Security Council resolutions concerning the Israeli–Palestinian conflict that condemn Israel without also condemning terrorist groups. This became known as the Negroponte Doctrine, and has been viewed by officials in the United States as a counterweight to the frequent resolutions denouncing Israel that are passed by the UN General Assembly.
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| - El 26 de julio de 2002, John Negroponte, embajador de Estados Unidos ante las Naciones Unidas, dijo en una reunión a puerta cerrada del Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas que el gobierno de Estados Unidos se opondrá a toda resolución relacionada con el Conflicto árabe-israelí que condene a Israel sin condenar también a los grupos terroristas. Esto se ha conocido como la Doctrina Negroponte, y ha sido visto por sectores del gobierno estadounidense como un contrapeso a las frecuentes resoluciones condenando a Israel que son aprobadas por la Asamblea General. (es)
- On July 26, 2002, John Negroponte, the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, stated (during a closed meeting of the UN Security Council) that the United States will oppose Security Council resolutions concerning the Israeli–Palestinian conflict that condemn Israel without also condemning terrorist groups. This became known as the Negroponte Doctrine, and has been viewed by officials in the United States as a counterweight to the frequent resolutions denouncing Israel that are passed by the UN General Assembly. (en)
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| - El 26 de julio de 2002, John Negroponte, embajador de Estados Unidos ante las Naciones Unidas, dijo en una reunión a puerta cerrada del Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas que el gobierno de Estados Unidos se opondrá a toda resolución relacionada con el Conflicto árabe-israelí que condene a Israel sin condenar también a los grupos terroristas. Esto se ha conocido como la Doctrina Negroponte, y ha sido visto por sectores del gobierno estadounidense como un contrapeso a las frecuentes resoluciones condenando a Israel que son aprobadas por la Asamblea General. Aunque nunca se ha revelado la transcripción del discurso de Negroponte, se ha reportado que para que una resolución concerniente al conflicto árabe-israelí sea aprobada, Estados Unidos (país con poder de veto en el Consejo de Seguridad) espera que ésta tenga los siguientes elementos:
* Condena fuerte y explícita de toda forma de terrorismo y de incitación al mismo.
* Condena explícita a las Brigadas de los Mártires de Al-Aqsa, Jihad Islámica y Hamas, grupos que se han atribuido la responsabilidad por ataques suicidas en Israel.
* Llamado a todas las partes para una solución política a la crisis.
* Exigencia de mejoramiento de las condiciones de seguridad como condición para algún llamado a los militares israelíes de replegarse a las posiciones que tenían antes del inicio de la Segunda Intifada. (es)
- On July 26, 2002, John Negroponte, the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, stated (during a closed meeting of the UN Security Council) that the United States will oppose Security Council resolutions concerning the Israeli–Palestinian conflict that condemn Israel without also condemning terrorist groups. This became known as the Negroponte Doctrine, and has been viewed by officials in the United States as a counterweight to the frequent resolutions denouncing Israel that are passed by the UN General Assembly. Widely reported summaries of Negroponte's statement (an official transcript of these closed-session remarks does not appear to have been released) have stated that for any resolution to go forward, the United States, which has a veto in the 15-nation council, would expect it to have the following four elements:
* A strong and explicit condemnation of all terrorism and incitement to terrorism;
* A condemnation by name of the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade, Islamic Jihad and Hamas, groups that have claimed responsibility for suicide attacks on Israel;
* An appeal to all parties for a political settlement of the crisis;
* A demand for improvement of the security situation as a condition for any call for a withdrawal of Israeli armed forces to positions they held before the September 2000 start of the Second Intifada. (en)
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