United Nations may delay the recognition of Palestine to allow time for negotiations

Diplomatic sources said the Organization of the United Nations that "the Committee of Experts" in the United Nations responsible for the admission of new members of the Organization will likely postpone a decision on the recognition of the State of Palestine and its accession as a full member in the organization; for a period of "weeks" to allow diplomatic efforts to reach two-state solution through negotiations.
The newspaper "Haaretz" through its website for these sources as saying: The United States and its Western allies have shown special interest to postpone decisions on UN Palestine; in order to give an opportunity to resume negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian National Authority.
The newspaper reported that a senior Western diplomat said that it is not expected to be issued any decisions positive or negative with respect to the recognition of Palestinian state to understand that the members of the Security Council that all diplomatic means to re-Palestinian and Israeli sides to the negotiating table have been exhausted.
The "Haaretz" that there are Western diplomats in the Security Council had confirmed that the request for membership of Palestine at the United Nations is often doomed to failure because of U.S. opposition to the request from the beginning as well as their ability to use the veto power to "veto" in the UN Security Council, which includes fifteen countries, including the five permanent members and has the right to use the "veto": the United States, France, China, Russia and the United Kingdom.
At the same time the newspaper reported that the Palestinian observer at the United Nations, Riyad Mansour, he has once again expressed his hope not to prolong the period of time it will take to discuss "the Committee of Experts" of the Palestinian request that the Commission approve it as soon as possible