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The Prime Minister of Egypt, Mustapha Madbouly, delivered a speech at a summit on Palestine attended by the heads of the United Kingdom, France, and Canada on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. He emphasized that peace in the Middle East will only be achieved through a political settlement that ends the occupation and establishes a Palestinian state based on the 1967 lines with East Jerusalem as its capital. He pointed out the challenges facing the two-state solution, including Israeli settlement expansion, land confiscations, escalation of settler violence, attempts to change the legal and historical status of Jerusalem, as well as the ongoing control of Gaza and restrictions on aid. He discussed Egypt’s support for international efforts to confront illegal settlement activities, to protect Palestinian land integrity, and its commitment to implementing the Trump Plan and UN Security Council resolutions, while rejecting land annexation or the displacement of Palestinians. He reaffirmed Egypt’s dedication to working with partners to preserve the two-state solution and achieve peace.
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