PNN – The Saudi Foreign Minister announced the establishment of an international coalition to pursue a two-state solution in Palestine.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network from the official news agency of Saudi Arabia (WAS), Faisal bin Farhan said at the meeting of foreign ministers of the countries of the world about Palestine in New York: Today, on behalf of Arab and Islamic countries and European partners, we announce the formation of an international coalition to pursue a two-state solution.
He added: We invite all countries to join this coalition and emphasize that we will use all our efforts to achieve a comprehensive and just peace.
Bin Farhan added: The war in Gaza has led to a great human tragedy, and this is apart from the great crimes committed by the Israeli occupiers in the West Bank, which incites more violence in addition to the desecration of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
He said: These days, we are witnessing another dangerous action that is taking place against the country of Lebanon, and it can lead the region to a big war that threatens the region and the world.
Since last Monday, the Zionist army has launched its massive attacks on various areas of southern Lebanon and continues.
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