Arab countries including Saudi Arabia rejected the forced eviction of Palestinians from Gaza
At the Cairo Peace Conference chaired by Egypt, Arab countries, including Saudi Arabia, strongly condemned the Israeli aggression in Gaza and rejected Israel's efforts to forcibly evict the people of Gaza.
On the occasion of the meeting, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expressed his determination to never leave our land and said that we will never leave our land and no one can evict us from our land.
In his address to the meeting, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal Bin Farhan also rejected the Israeli efforts and demanded the international community to make Israel abide by international laws.
The Saudi Foreign Minister said that the terrible events in Palestine require an immediate response to the ceasefire, and the increasing militancy in Gaza must be stopped immediately.
King Abdullah of Jordan called the forced displacement of Palestinians a war crime and said that the message being sent to the Arab world at the moment is that the lives of Palestinians have no value compared to Israelis.
He said that he is deeply saddened and angered by the atrocities committed by Israel on the oppressed Palestinians in Occupied Palestine and Gaza.
Speaking at the peace meeting, European Council President Charles Michael said that the purpose of this meeting was to listen to each other. should do.
In the meeting, British Foreign Minister James Cleverley said that he has asked the Israeli government to respect international law and to bear the responsibility of saving the lives of civilians in Gaza.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said that the peace process should be restored in the Middle East, military intervention in the Palestinian conflict cannot be a substitute for a political solution, the solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict should be the basis of a two-state solution.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni urged the international community to create a roadmap for a two-state solution to the conflict.
At the meeting, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and France called for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.
The host of the meeting, the President of Egypt, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, said in his speech that it is hoped that the participants will take steps for a permanent solution to the decades-old Palestinian issue and to establish peace. The creation of an independent Palestinian state is the only way out.
Egypt also expressed fears of a possible increase in the trend of extremism in the border region of the Sinai desert.
In the conference, the US limited itself to sending its coordinator, while Israel and Iran did not participate in the conference.
According to the report of the Arab media, the leaders participating in the Cairo peace meeting could not reach a consensus on the ongoing tension between Israel and Palestine for the past two weeks and the resulting human tragedy, due to which the meeting did not reach a joint declaration.
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