Arab and Islamic nations condemn Israel over Trump Plan
Eight Arab and Islamic countries issued a joint statement condemning Israel's refusal to accept the outlined roadmap for implementing the plan of U.S. President Donald Trump to end the conflict in Gaza. The statement also denounced the current Israeli government's rejection of the idea of establishing a sovereign Palestinian state. It described Israel's stance as a major obstacle to achieving a just and lasting peace and held it responsible for hindering efforts that have led to a deterioration of conditions on the ground. The statement also emphasized the necessity of implementing a two-state solution based on the lines of 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital. It called on the international community to take measures to enforce the plan's implementation, while progress faces obstacles—particularly as Israeli elections approach and with Netanyahu's repeated rejection of the agreement, alongside ongoing issues related to the disarmament of Hamas and understandings concerning a ceasefire.
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