The discussion between the foreign ministers of Egypt and Saudi Arabia about the possible attack on Rafah

Egypt and Saudi Arabia categorically rejected any military operation by the Zionist regime in the city of Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip and any attempt to forcefully displace Palestinians from their lands.

According to al-Quds Arabi, this happened during the meeting between Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry and his Saudi counterpart, Faisal bin Farhan, on the sidelines of the participation of these two ministers in the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. , done.

The spokesman of the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced in a statement on Thursday morning that the two ministers discussed the developments of the Zionist regime’s war against the Gaza Strip and the ways to take necessary action within the framework of the Arab group and at the level of the two countries, and expressed their views on reducing this crisis. .
He further added: In this context, the Egyptian Foreign Minister emphasized the legal and humanitarian responsibility of the international parties to stop the war against the Gaza Strip and achieve an immediate ceasefire and condemned the repeated “inability” of the Security Council to issue a ceasefire.

It is worth noting that the new resolution of the Security Council was not approved for the umpteenth time in the background of the American veto.

In this regard, the two ministers addressed the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip and emphasized the need for the full implementation of humanitarian aid and relief to reduce the burden of human suffering that Palestinians are exposed to daily.

The conversation also highlighted the growing tensions in the region against the backdrop of the Gaza situation, including threats to the security of shipping in the Red Sea, with the two ministers emphasizing continued contacts with various parties to support efforts to implement a ceasefire.