PNN – In his speech, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia emphasized the firm position of his country towards the Palestinian issue and the necessity of forming a Palestinian state.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, quoting Al-Arabiya network, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan said during a virtual speech at the annual conference of the Persian Gulf Research Center of the University of Cambridge, England: The war in Gaza is a confirmation of the need for a solution to end the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis.
Emphasizing his country’s firm position towards Palestine, he said: The establishment of a Palestinian sovereign state is one of our priorities.
Bin Farhan called for an immediate end to the war in the Gaza Strip, adding that security would not be established in the region without the formation of a Palestinian state.
The Saudi Foreign Minister also added: The members of the international community agree with each other on the issue that the solution to establishing stability in the region is the formation of a Palestinian state.
Despite the fact that the Zionist regime’s incursion into the Gaza Strip has entered its tenth month, this regime is sinking more and more into internal and external crises day by day.
During this period, the Zionist regime has not achieved anything other than massacres, destruction, war crimes, violations of international laws, bombing of relief organizations, and famine in this region.
The occupying regime has lost this war regardless of any gains in the future and has not been able to make the resistance groups surrender in a small area that has been under siege for years, and has lost the support of the world public opinion for committing open crimes in Gaza.