international protection for Palestinians in the occupied Palestinian territory, and to activate accountability and accountability mechanisms in dealing with the perpetrators of violations. - The need for the Palestinian government to invite the High Contracting Parties to the four Geneva Conventions of 1949 to intervene, ask and ensure respect of the Convention by the occupying power and to stand before its legal obligations to implement the international agreements, to which it is a party to the Occupied Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem. - Call on the Human Rights Council to form fact finding committees on the various violations of Palestinian human rights by the occupation authorities. - The need to invite the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Arbitrary Detention to visit the Palestinian prisoners in the occupation prisons and learn about their living conditions and the occupation policies against them. In addition to calling on the international community to support the prisoners and to intervene with their governments in order to pressure the occupying state to stop arbitrary practices against them, and to pressure the occupying power to stop administrative and child detention. - The need for the Palestinian government to call on the international community and human rights and humanitarian organizations to end the tightened Israeli blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip. In addition to calling on them to open all the Gaza Strip crossings for the movement of individuals and goods, end its humanitarian and economic crises, and stand seriously before the occupation's practices and enable its residents to enjoy their human rights guaranteed by international covenants and agreements for all human rights. - The Palestinian government continues its diplomatic efforts, targeting the United Nations’ member states to pressure the occupying power to stop all its settlement expansion activities in the occupied Palestinian territory, and to ensure the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution No. 2334 on settlements. - The Palestinian government call on to the United Nations’ contractual committees to activate their role in monitoring the occupation state and its violations to the economic, social and cultural rights of the Palestinian citizens, expose these violations and reveal their role in restricting the ability of the State of Palestine to guarantee the basic rights of its citizens. - The need for the Palestinian government to address the United Nations to take the necessary measures to provide protection for the Palestinian civilians under occupation in the occupied Palestinian territory. - Call on human rights institutions to continue their support for the State of Palestine in its international efforts to prosecute Israeli perpetrators of war crimes before the International Criminal Court, and to intensify and consolidate national efforts and the efforts of human rights institutions in monitoring and documenting the crimes of the occupation to expose them. - The need for documentation-specialized departments in the various Palestinian ministries and institutions to work seriously on monitoring and documenting the occupation's practices and violations of human rights, with the aim of exposing them and internationally hold the occupation authorities accountable for these violations, by mobilizing international human rights mechanisms.