We reject the displacements of Palestinians says Saudi Foreign Minister
Prince Faisal bin Farhan, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, strongly rejected Friday any plan that would force the Palestinians to leave their homes against their will. He stressed how the people of Gaza lack access to the essentials of life. Most Viewed: Expats can now update their new passport information via Absher
At the Ministerial Committee for International Action to End the War on Gaza conference in Antalya, Turkey, Prince Faisal repeated Saudi Arabia's stance against any plan that involves forcibly displacing Palestinians from their homeland.
He raised concerns about efforts to link the delivery of humanitarian aid to a ceasefire in Gaza and called on the international community to step up its efforts to ensure that help may be delivered uninterrupted.
In a statement, Prince Faisal reaffirmed Saudi Arabia's backing for the current ceasefire talks and praised the mediation initiatives led by Egypt and Qatar. Recommend: Iqama renewal is now possible even if the expat's dependents are outside the Kingdom
Following the discussion, a united statement was released that strongly condemned the deportation or compelled migration of Palestinians from Gaza, the West Bank, or East Jerusalem in any way.
The statement endorsed UNRWA and called for the Palestinian Authority to unite East Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza.
In line with UN resolutions, the committee demanded an immediate and permanent end to the fighting and denounced Israeli breaches of international law in the occupied areas, such as the construction of settlements, the demolition of homes, and the seizure of land. See Also: Last date of entering into the Kingdom for Umrah pilgrims
We reject the displacements of Palestinians says Saudi Foreign Minister