The Saudi Crown Prince urged the Canadian Prime Minister and the French President to reduce the tension in Gaza
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman rejected the forced eviction of Palestinians while calling on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and French President Emmanuel Macron to reduce tensions in Gaza and end the siege of Gaza.
According to Arab media, French President Emmanuel Macron called Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and discussed the current situation in Israel and Palestine.
During the communication with the French President, the Saudi Crown Prince stressed the end of the siege of Gaza and said that military attacks on civilians in Gaza must be stopped immediately to avoid possible threats to the security of the Middle East region and the world.
He said that Saudi Arabia categorically rejects attacks on civilians, while observing international humanitarian law, attacks on civilians and infrastructure in Gaza and endangering the lives of civilians must stop immediately.
While talking to the French President, the Saudi Crown Prince emphasized the establishment of a Palestinian state, long-lasting peace and stability in the region.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also called the Saudi Crown Prince to discuss the recent escalation of tensions between Israel and Palestine.
According to Saudi media, during the conversation with Justin Trudeau, the Saudi Crown Prince stressed on taking all possible measures to reduce the recent tension and said to ensure that the violence does not spread further.
The Saudi Crown Prince urged that the siege of Gaza be lifted to provide immediate medical and other humanitarian aid to the citizens affected by the Israeli bombardment. He also categorically rejected the forced evacuation of citizens from Gaza and the expulsion of Palestinians.
Apart from this, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman also met the American delegation led by Senator Lindsay Graham in Riyadh, in which they discussed the recent tension between Saudi Arabia and the United States and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
During the meeting with the American Senator, the Saudi Crown Prince emphasized the measures for the immediate end of the ongoing conflict in Palestine and said that it should be ensured that the people of Palestine will be given their legitimate rights.
In a statement issued by the office of US Senator Graham Lindsay, it was said that the role of Saudi Arabia is very important for the establishment of peace and stability and prosperity in the region.
The American delegation that met with the Saudi Crown Prince included Richard Blumenthal, Cory Booker, Katie Brett, Ben Corden, Suzanne Collins, Chris Coons, Jack Reed, Dan Sullivan and Jon Thune.
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