The main points of the speech of the leaders of Egypt, Jordan, Mikati and Abul Ghait at the Riyadh Summit
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency quoted Al-Mayadin, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said at a meeting of Arab and Islamic leaders in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia: The future of the region and the world is in the shadow of the attacks on Lebanon and Gaza at a critical time. is placed We stand against the plans to destroy the Palestinian issue, and the formation of an independent Palestinian state is a necessary condition for the realization of stability. Egypt emphasizes on peace as a strategic option and we are sure that there is an opportunity to save our region and the world.
On the other hand, Ahmed Abul Ghait, Secretary General of the Arab League, also stated: Failure to establish a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon will increase the possibility of an all-out war in the region. . Israel’s plans are no longer hidden from anyone and this regime is looking for the forced or voluntary migration of Palestinians from their land. 90% of the population of Gaza now live in 10% of its area and are deprived of the most obvious and simple means of survival. Failure to achieve an immediate ceasefire means more bloodshed and an increase in the possibility of an explosion and an all-out war in the region.
Abdullah II, the King of Jordan, also said at the Arab-Islamic Summit in Riyadh: The region is witnessing a tragedy that cannot be resolved after more than a year of the Zionist regime’s war in Gaza. He was silent about it. The blockade of the Gaza Strip should be broken and the escalation of tension in the West Bank should be stopped, and Lebanon’s sovereignty should be supported to achieve peace in the region. The attacks of the Zionist regime must be stopped immediately to end the destruction and prevent the region from being dragged into an all-out war. We are looking for concrete efforts to provide aid to the Gaza Strip and demand the establishment of a humanitarian bridge to deliver aid.
Najib Mikati, the prime minister of the advancement of Lebanese affairs, also said in this meeting: “I am addressing you in the name of Lebanon, because of the depth of the tragedy that we are in these days.” I will let you know. Lebanon is going through a historical and fateful and unprecedented crisis and is exposed to Israeli attacks, which adds to the accumulated challenges and crises.
Mikati emphasized: We ask you to help Lebanon and the help will continue. The economic consequences of Israel’s military escalation add to the crisis. Lebanon adheres to Resolution 1701. An obvious regional challenge is the Palestinian issue, and I once again call for a cease-fire and permanent peace.
