The Deputy Communist Party of the United Nations for the Middle Eastern peaceful process, Ramiz Alakbarov, appeals to the UN Security Council for video communication. At a meeting of the UN Security Council in the Middle East, a deepening crisis in the Palestinian territories was noted Peace and safety Ramiz Alakbarov, Deputy Secretary of Eastern Council of the United Nations, submitted a security council of the Secretary General on the implementation of the resolution 2334 (2016), relating to the settlement activities of Israel in the occupied territories. The document covers the period from June 18 to September 19, 2025 and records further aggravation of the situation in the gas sector, on the west coast and in the eastern Jerusalem. Resolution 2334 requires Israel to immediately stop the construction of settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories. However, according to Alakbarov, “settlement activity, despite this, has accelerated.” During the reporting period, about 20,810 residential units were built or approved for the construction. & Amp; NBSP; Alakbarov especially noted the promotion of plans for the construction of settlements in the E1 region (an area of 12 km² between Jerusalem and Maale-Adum), which, according to him, will actually tear off the connection between the northern and southern part of the West Coast, even more Dear the integrity of the future Palestinian state. “& nbsp; demolition and eviction The Israeli authorities accelerated the demolition of Palestinian houses, referring to the lack of construction permits, which in reality are almost impossible to get. For three months, 455 objects were destroyed or confiscated, which led to the movement of 420 people, including 175 children. & Amp; NBSP; “I urge the Israeli government to stop the demolition of the Palestinian structures in accordance with its international obligations,” said Alakbarov. & Amp; nbsp; escalation of violence The report recorded an increase in the number of victims among the civilians. In GAZ, according to the Ministry of Health, at least 7,579 people were killed during the reporting period and more than 37 thousand were injured, most of whom were women and children. & Amp; NBSP; Israel reported the death of 37 troops. According to the Israeli authorities, Hamas continues to hold 48 hostages. There is reason to believe that 25 of them were killed. & Amp; NBSP; “I am shocked by the escalation of Israeli military operations throughout the Gaza Strip, which leads to an unprecedented number of victims and destruction,” Alakbarov said. He condemned the murders of civilians and emphasized that the “collective punishment of the Palestinian people” cannot be justified and should be immediately discontinued. & Amp; nbsp; on the western coast, according to the speaker, an alarming increase in violence was also observed. During the reporting period, 46 Palestinians were killed, including 12 children, almost 900 people were injured. According to Israeli data, the seven Israelites died as a result of Palestinians’ attacks, another 62 were injured. & Amp; nbsp; humanitarian disaster UN confirmed the fact in gas – for the first time in the history of the Middle East. More than half a million people are on the verge of starvation. & Amp; nbsp; “Hunger in Gaza is a man -made disaster,” Alakbarov said, calling for Israel to provide unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid. & Amp; nbsp; The report marks the steps of the Palestinian administration in the direction of internal reforms, including preparation for the elections to the National Council And the development of the temporary constitution. Akabarov called for immediate termination of fire and return to the political dialogue. & NBSP; “The UN is ready to support any efforts to promote a fair, comprehensive and durable world,” he said. “The ongoing catastrophe and suffering of the last two years emphasize the absolute need to take urgent steps that will put an end to the illegal occupation and allow Israelis and Palestinians to again take the path of resolving the conflict in accordance with the UN International Law and Resolutions.”