Saudi Arabia has expressed its full support for the resolutions adopted by the Extraordinary Arab Summit for Palestine, held in Cairo, Egypt, reported the Saudi Press Agency (SPA).
On Tuesday, the Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister, Mohammed bin Salman, chaired the Cabinet session in Riyadh. The Cabinet reiterated its support for the Cairo Summit‘s resolutions, which rejected the displacement of Palestinians from their land and called to end the catastrophic consequences of the war.
Moreover, the Cabinet reaffirmed the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination and to obtain their legitimate rights, including the right to establish an independent state along the borders of 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
The Cabinet also condemned Israel’s decision to halt the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza, calling on the international community to fulfill its responsibilities towards these serious violations, activate international accountability mechanisms, and ensure sustained aid delivery.
The leaders of Arab nations convened in Cairo on Tuesday for an emergency summit to discuss the latest developments in the Palestinian cause and to propose a counterproposal for the US President Donald Trump’s plan for Gaza.
Trump has repeatedly called for resettling Palestinians in other countries, including Egypt and Jordan, suggesting that the US will take over the Gaza Strip and transform it into a “Riviera of the Middle East.”
At the Cairo Summit, Arab leaders endorsed Egypt’s plan for Gaza reconstruction which ensures that Palestinians will stay in their lands. They also stressed the urgent need to fully implement the Gaza ceasefire agreement.
Moreover, the Arab leaders reiterated the Palestinian people’s right to establish an independent and sovereign state based on the two-state solution.
