Foreign Minister leads Arab-Islamic meeting on Jerusalem

The Tunisian Foreign Minister affirmed that the city of Jerusalem is an integral part of the Palestinian occupied territories, and that all measures aimed at altering its status are illegal and have no legal standing. He clarified that Tunisia firmly regards Jerusalem as the capital of the State of Palestine, and that establishing an independent Palestinian state is the solution to achieve a just and comprehensive peace. He emphasized that protecting Jerusalem requires supporting the steadfastness of the Palestinian residents, confronting assaults on holy sites—especially Al-Aqsa Mosque—and reiterated that safeguarding the city is an international responsibility imposed by international law and the right to worship. He also stressed the importance of strengthening Arab and Islamic coordination to confront violations and support the resilience of the Palestinians.

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