PNN – While expressing concern about the worsening humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, Saudi Crown Prince Bin Salman said that Riyadh is trying to communicate with all international and regional parties to stop the conflicts.
According to Pakistan News Network, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman said on Thursday morning: “Saudi Arabia’s position is firm in supporting efforts to achieve a comprehensive and just peace.”
Bin Salman explained that Riyadh always supports the cause of Palestine: “We are deeply concerned about the dire humanitarian conditions in Gaza and the damage to civilian lives.”
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He further emphasized the need to comply with international humanitarian laws as well as Saudi Arabia’s position against targeting civilians in any way.
The Saudi Crown Prince also said that Riyadh is trying to communicate with all international and regional parties to stop the conflict in Gaza.
After the start of the Al-Aqsa Storm operation by the Hamas resistance movement against the Zionist terrorist regime on Saturday, which resulted in the death of at least 1,300 Zionists and the wounding of 2,500 of them, the cabinet of the occupying Quds regime issued the order to begin large-scale attacks on the Gaza Strip.
Yoav Galant, Tel Aviv’s Minister of War, ordered an all-out blockade against the Gaza Strip, prohibiting the entry of any food, medicine, fuel, electricity and even water into the region.