Saudi Arabia has strongly condemned and protested against continuous attacks on the civilian population of Gaza by Israel and unequivocally rejected Israel’s demands for forced entry into Gaza, according to official sources within the Saudi Foreign Office.
In an official statement released on Friday, the Saudi Foreign Office declared, “Saudi Arabia once again calls upon the global community to cease all forms of military aggression against civilians, prevent human rights violations, and take immediate action to provide Gaza’s inhabitants with medication and humanitarian supplies.”
The Saudi Foreign Office further emphasized, “Depriving the residents of Gaza of fundamental requirements for dignified living is a violation of international humanitarian law. It will only exacerbate the crisis in Gaza and make it more profound and explosive.”
The statement pointed out, “Saudi Arabia demands an end to the blockade of Gaza and the evacuation of injured civilians from the region. International humanitarian laws, global conventions, and regulations should be upheld.”
The nation also voiced its support for the Arab Peace Initiative and encouraged the United Nations Security Council to take decisive action in promoting peace within the boundaries of the 1967 borders, the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, and East Jerusalem as its capital, all based on a just solution. It’s worth noting that Israel has advised the residents of Gaza to relocate to southern areas within the next 24 hours before they deploy their troops into the region.
