Arab and Islamic foreign ministers raise concern over Gaza crisis

A group of foreign ministers from eight Arab and Islamic countries expressed their deep concern over the ongoing humanitarian suffering in the Gaza Strip, calling on Israel to immediately fulfill its obligations under the comprehensive plan, particularly regarding facilitating the delivery of humanitarian aid and reconstructing infrastructure. The participants emphasized the necessity of a ceasefire, halting all violations, and educating on the implementation of a plan focused on disarmament and reaffirming the unification of Palestinian territories, including Gaza and the West Bank, through a two-state solution. They also condemned Israel's expansionist policies, including demolitions and settlement activities, demanding their immediate cessation while maintaining the historical and legal status of Jerusalem. The ministers welcomed the role of the international community in implementing the plan and commended the efforts of the United States, stressing the importance of continued cooperation to achieve Palestinian peace and stability, alongside a comprehensive commitment to a political solution that ensures the Palestinians' right to self-determination.

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