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Eight nations urge Israel to fulfill Gaza peace plan commitments

Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and five others demand immediate humanitarian aid delivery and end to displacement measures.

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What to know

  • Eight Muslim-majority nations issued a joint statement demanding Israel immediately fulfill first-phase Gaza peace plan commitments, particularly humanitarian aid delivery and infrastructure rehabilitation.
  • The statement explicitly rejected any measures aimed at Palestinian expulsion, forced displacement, or territorial alteration of occupied Palestinian territory.
  • Ministers called for continued US involvement in ceasefire implementation and affirmed Gaza's status as integral Palestinian territory with a path to independence.
  • The action signals unified regional pressure on Israel to comply with ceasefire obligations amid continued humanitarian suffering in Gaza.

“Gaza must remain an integral part of the Palestinian territory, as well as a path toward an independent Palestinian state”

Foreign ministers of eight nations, Co-signatories to joint statement · Middle East Eye ↗ · Sep 21

Türkiye Co-signatory nationEgypt Co-signatory nationSaudi Arabia Co-signatory nationUnited Arab Emirates Co-signatory nationIndonesia, Qatar, Jordan, Pakistan Co-signatory nations

Eight nations urge Israel to fulfill Gaza peace plan commitments
Anadolu Agency

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    Joint statement details rejection of Palestinian displacement and territorial alteration

    The eight-nation statement expanded to explicitly reject any measures aimed at expulsion or forced displacement of Palestinians and attempts to alter the territorial or demographic character of occupied Palestinian territory. The ministers also called for continued US involvement and affirmed Gaza must remain part of Palestinian territory with a path to independence.

    “rejected any measures aimed at the expulsion or forced displacement of Palestinians from their homeland or attempts to alter the territorial or demographic character of the occupied Palestinian territory…”
    — Foreign ministers of eight nations
    1. 1 outlet Eight countries call on Israel to fulfil Gaza ceasefire commitments

      first by Middle East Eye, 1d ago

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    Eight nations issue joint statement demanding Israel fulfill Gaza peace plan commitments

    Foreign ministers from Türkiye, UAE, Indonesia, Qatar, Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan called on Israel to immediately fulfill outstanding commitments under the first phase of the Gaza peace plan, including ensuring immediate and unhindered humanitarian assistance delivery and facilitating infrastructure rehabilitation.

    “to immediately fulfill its outstanding commitments under the First Phase of the Comprehensive Plan, including by ensuring the immediate, safe and unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance…”
    — Foreign ministers of eight nations

    1. 1 outlet first by Anadolu Agency, 1d ago · read ↗