Saudi Arabia has expressed grave concerns regarding the increasing tensions in the region, reaffirming its condemnation of Israeli attacks on both Palestine and Lebanon. This declaration was made by Dr. Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Al-Wasel, the Kingdom’s permanent representative to the United Nations, during a recent speech. He underscored the significant challenges these developments pose to both regional and international security.
The Kingdom firmly condemned the Iranian assaults targeting civilian facilities that have led to substantial human and material losses. Saudi Arabia views these actions as a direct threat to regional stability. Furthermore, the Kingdom emphasized that the ongoing escalation necessitates the implementation of effective measures to avert further deterioration of the situation.
Saudi Arabia reiterated its strong opposition to any attempts aimed at altering the historical and legal status of Jerusalem and its Islamic sanctities. The Kingdom condemned the establishment of illegal Israeli settlements, which violate international law and undermine the prospects for peace. Additionally, Saudi Arabia called for respect for the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination.
The Kingdom asserted that achieving a just and comprehensive peace requires several crucial steps, including:
These positions reflect Saudi Arabia’s ongoing commitment to supporting Palestinian rights while enhancing security and stability throughout the region.
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