President William Ruto has voiced Kenya's support for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, addressing the United Nations General Assembly Debate in New York. He highlighted Kenya's concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and called for a credible political process.

• Supports a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine to achieve peaceful coexistence.
• Expressed grave concern over civilian suffering in Gaza, calling for the release of Israeli hostages and a permanent ceasefire.
• Condemned the crisis in Sudan and lauded the United Nations for its 80 years of conflict resolution and humanitarian efforts.
• Mentioned Kenya's contributions to peace missions, including the recent Multinational Security Mission in Haiti, which has driven out gangs from the airport and seaport.