Ankara Declaration Supports Palestinian Rights
The article discusses the Ankara Declaration issued by the First Forum of the Islamic Diaspora, which concluded its activities in Turkey with the participation of 48 Islamic countries. The declaration reaffirmed the centrality of the Palestinian issue and the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, including their right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent state with to its capital, Jerusalem East. It also emphasized support for the unity of Palestinian territories in Gaza and the West Bank, the protection of the Palestinian people, and facilitating access to humanitarian aid. Additionally, the Palestinian delegation reviewed the difficult situation resulting from the ongoing war in Gaza and the Israeli measures in the West Bank, stressing the importance of resuming political negotiations and enhancing the efforts of the Palestinian diaspora. This involves establishing institutional networks and digital platforms to strengthen communication and coordination among members of the diaspora and to support Palestinian identity.
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