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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Arab Parliament opposes Palestine recognition threats
The Arab Parliament, chaired by Mohamed al-Yamahi, sent official messages to the Slovenian and European Members of Parliament, reaffirming its rejection of any attempts to withdraw recognition of the State of Palestine or to transfer the Slovenian embassy to occupied Jerusalem. It warned of the serious repercussions these steps could have on regional peace and stability, explaining that recognizing the State of Palestine is a legal and moral obligation reflecting the Palestinian people's right to self-determination, a position widely recognized by most countries around the world. The Parliament also emphasized that relocating the embassy to Jerusalem violates United Nations Security Council Resolution 478 and other international resolutions. It highlighted the importance of the European Union employing its tools to maintain a stance supportive of Palestinian rights and to avoid supporting policies of Israeli occupation. Furthermore, it clarified that retracting recognition of the State of Palestine or changing the status of Jerusalem jeopardizes the international order and encourages Israeli expansion. The Arab Parliament reiterated its commitment to continuing support for Palestinian rights through coordination with international and regional parliaments.
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