Arab League: Israeli attacks hinder peace

The Arab League unequivocally condemns the ongoing Israeli attacks on Palestinian territories, southern Lebanon, and eastern Syria, as well as the escalating threats in the Red Sea and Somalia. It considers these acts violations of sovereignty and a undermine to efforts to de-escalate the situation in the region. The League reaffirmed that Israel persists in its stubbornness and procrastination in fulfilling the obligations of the Sharm El Sheikh Peace Summit agreement, despite international support, which hampers the transition from a ceasefire to a lasting peace. It also noted that around 300 Palestinian children have been killed over 300 days since the ceasefire in Gaza, amidst rising violence in the West Bank and Jerusalem, increased settlement activities, and raids on Al-Aqsa Mosque. The League promised to establish a unified documentation mechanism to monitor Israeli violations. Additionally, the League condemned Iran’s targeting of lands and facilities in Arab countries, emphasizing that the sovereignty of Arab states is not a matter for settling scores.

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