"Abu Mazen's [a nickname for Abbas] statements to the UN general assembly clearly illustrate that he doesn't want to be – and cannot be – a partner to a diplomatic settlement," Lieberman said.
Henderson was largely responsible for the resistance that found expression in the National Covenant of 1638, a Presbyterian statement that led to a general assembly of churchmen in Glasgow later that year.
Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, made the statement during the organization's spring general assembly.
The next day, Pakistan's ambassador to the UN, Hussain Haroon wrote to a letter to the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to inform him of the situation and requested that the statement be forwarded to the 193-nation general assembly and the 15-nation security council (UNSC) as a UNSC document.
But Australia's international reputation at the United Nations – whose general assembly is meeting in New York – has taken a hit from a statement from the UN's special rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, François Crépeau.
A statement on Occupy Boston's website said there would be an emergency general assembly at 7pm to "discuss what we plan to do going forward".
From 12-14 April, they and any additional contenders who enter will face the general assembly in what are being billed as "informal dialogues", although like many general assembly events, prepared statements from both questioned and questioners are expected to dominate.
The statements of several of the arrestees who spoke at Sunday's Occupy Wall Street General Assembly seem to burnish the police's version of events, at least as they pertain to the demonstrators who took the lead in marching onto the roadway of the bridge.
In an earlier statement on Tuesday, Netanyahu said he appreciated the remarks of the US president, Barack Obama, at the general assembly that "Iran's conciliatory words will have to be matched by action that is transparent and verifiable".
In a statement after a 90-minute meeting of coalition leaders, Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit said the government would summon Turk Telekom's general assembly to make the changes.
