Friday, August 29, 2025

Trump Administration Reaffirms Commitment to Not Reward Terrorism and Revokes Visas of Palestinian Officials Ahead of UNGA Media Note August 29, 2025

 


Trump Administration Reaffirms Commitment to Not 

Reward Terrorism and Revokes Visas of Palestinian 

Officials Ahead of UNGA

Media Note

August 29, 2025


In accordance with U.S. law, Secretary of State Marco Rubio 

is denying and revoking visas from members of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and the Palestinian Authority 

(PA) ahead of the upcoming United Nations General Assembly. 

The Trump Administration has been clear: it is in our national security interests to hold the PLO and PA accountable for not complying with their commitments, and for undermining the prospects for peace. 

Before the PLO and PA can be considered partners for peace, they must consistently repudiate terrorism — including the October 7 massacre — and end incitement to terrorism in education, as required by U.S. law and as promised by the 

PLO.  

The PA must also end its attempts to bypass negotiations 

through international lawfare campaigns, including appeals 

to the ICC and ICJ, and efforts to secure the unilateral recognition of a conjectural Palestinian state.  Both steps materially contributed to Hamas’s refusal to release its hostages, and to

 the breakdown of the Gaza ceasefire talks.    

The PA Mission to the UN will receive waivers per the UN Headquarters Agreement.  The United States remains open 

to re-engagement that is consistent with our laws, should the

 PA/PLO meet their obligations and demonstrably take

concrete steps to return to a constructive path of compromise

 and peaceful coexistence with the State of Israel.    


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