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The international and regional efforts have focused on condemning the ongoing Israeli violations in the Gaza Strip, particularly targeting healthcare facilities and civilian infrastructure, as well as the falling of civilian casualties, all of which conflict with international humanitarian law. The ministers affirmed that these violations represent a clear breach of Israel's legal obligations and hinder efforts to end the conflict in Gaza—especially following Palestinian factions' acceptance of the roadmap announced by the U.S. President. They emphasized the need to protect civilians, preserve medical facilities, and meet humanitarian needs immediately and safely, asserting that Israeli violations are not isolated from the escalation in the West Bank and the illegal settlement practices, which aim to change the status quo and undermine the two-state solution. They called on the international community, particularly the Security Council, to assume its responsibilities and take measures to enforce compliance with international law, establish a permanent ceasefire, and reject any attempts at land annexation or forced displacement of Palestinians. The only solution to end the crisis lies in implementing the two-state solution and establishing an independent Palestinian state on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital.
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