Arab-Islamic countries have condemned repeated violations of the ceasefire in Gaza – Mehr news agency RCO News Agency

According to the Mehr news agency, citing the site of the extra-regional Al-Quds al-Arabi newspaper from Cairo, it is stated in the press release of eight Arab and Islamic countries that the repeated violation of the ceasefire in Gaza by the Israeli regime, which has led to the martyrdom and wounding of more than a thousand Palestinians, is considered a “serious and dangerous situation” that can fuel the increase in tensions and weaken the efforts made to stabilize the ceasefire and establish stability; That too, in a situation where the regional and international parties are coordinating to advance the second stage of Donald Trump’s proposed plan and the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution No. 2803.

The foreign ministers of the mentioned countries emphasized that repeating the ceasefire violation is a direct threat to the political process and can hinder the process of efforts to provide the conditions for a transition to a more stable stage in the Gaza Strip, in both security and humanitarian dimensions.

They emphasized the need to fully adhere to commitments in order to succeed in the second phase of the peace plan.

In the continuation of this statement, all parties have been asked to fully fulfill their responsibilities at this critical stage and act with maximum restraint so that the ceasefire can be maintained and its continuity guaranteed.

Also, in the aforementioned statement, it is emphasized on avoiding any action or behavior that can undermine the current efforts and also on the necessity of providing a suitable platform for starting the process of reconstruction and improvement of the situation.

At the end, the foreign ministers of these countries once again emphasized the importance of achieving a just, comprehensive and sustainable peace and declared that this peace must be based on the inalienable right of the Palestinian people to determine their own destiny and form their own independent state, based on international laws, relevant resolutions of the Security Council and the Arab Peace Initiative.