Arab Parliament protests against Palestine recognition efforts
The Chairman of the Arab Parliament, Mohamed Al-Yamahi, sent official messages to the Slovenian parliament and the European Parliament, affirming his rejection of any attempts or intentions to withdraw recognition of the State of Palestine or to move the Slovenian embassy to occupied Jerusalem. He warned of the repercussions these steps could have on peace and stability, emphasizing that recognizing the State of Palestine is a legal and moral right that cannot be reversed, and that transferring the embassy to Jerusalem contradicts important international resolutions, such as United Nations Security Council Resolution 478. Al-Yamahi called for the use of parliamentary tools to uphold the European position supporting Palestinian rights, stressing that any reversal of recognition or legal modifications regarding Jerusalem undermine the international order and encourage Israeli expansion, thereby threatening regional and international security.
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