Middle East Roadmap Conference Postponed Amid Tensions
A United Nations conference aimed at achieving a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians has been postponed. The postponement follows Israel's military strike on Iran. The conference, co-hosted by France and Saudi Arabia, faced cancellations from Middle Eastern delegations due to escalating tensions.

A highly anticipated United Nations conference designed to set a roadmap for a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians has been delayed. The decision comes in the wake of Israel's recent military action against Iran.
A diplomatic source in Riyadh revealed that the Saudi-French co-hosted event would be postponed partly because of these strikes. A second source confirmed that the latest developments in the region would prevent some Middle Eastern delegations from attending.
The high-level gathering was planned for June 17-20 in New York. French President Emmanuel Macron and other leaders were set to attend, but concerns over security and political maneuvering have led to this postponement.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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