Saudi Arabia has condemned the forced eviction of Palestinians and called for an immediate cessation of hostilities.
Saudi Arabia on Tuesday condemned the forced eviction of Palestinians and called for an early end to the war, with the idea of ending the blockade of the Gaza Strip. According to Arab News, during a cabinet meeting chaired by King Salman, the demand for the creation of an independent state of Palestine based on a peace agreement under the Arab Peace Initiative, with East Jerusalem as its capital, was discussed.
There has been a demand to establish an independent state of Palestine and make East Jerusalem its capital. Negotiations with Saudi Arabia and several countries regarding the ongoing war in Gaza and its surroundings have been informed. The cabinet has also been briefed on telephone conversations with the leaders of France, Turkey, and Iran and meetings with the US secretary of state. The Saudi Crown Prince, in a meeting with the US Secretary of State, emphasized the article that “it is important to consider ways to prevent military attacks that cause the deaths of innocent civilians”. Prince Mohammed bin Salman also expressed that “Saudi Arabia is conducting a comprehensive communication campaign to end the war and reduce tensions” and he further emphasized in an article that “Saudi Arabia wants International humanitarian law must be respected, ending the blockade of the Gaza Strip falls under international humanitarian law.”
The Saudi crown prince emphasized that “Saudi Arabia continues to carry out campaigns for the restoration of peace and stability so that the Palestinian people can be satisfied with their rights and maintain a stable peace with justice.” The crown prince presented Saudi Arabia’s position that “in any case, it rejects attacks on civilians or attacks that destroy the basic structures of the Gaza Strip and affect the daily life of Palestinians.” Minister of Information Salman Al-Dusri said after the meeting that the Cabinet was informed of the initial plan of the meeting with the Vice President of the United Arab Emirates, in which the two leaders agreed to strengthen the relations between the two countries and It was agreed to prepare new measures in all sectors. The cabinet has received information on the importance of Saudi Arabia’s friendly relations and cooperation support issues with various countries. The cabinet also summarized the results of the eighth session of the Saudi-Russia Joint Committee, which focused on cooperation in key areas to implement future plans. The meeting expressed that “Saudi Arabia stands with the League of Gulf Coast States in its ongoing efforts to address maritime security and maritime security challenges associated with the growing threats to global trade.” “