Saudi Arabia urged the international community to halt Israeli attacks on Gaza civilians, end their suffering, provide hope to the Palestinian people, and allow them to obtain their rights to live securely and establish a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital. The Saudi Foreign Ministry welcomed the UN Security Council’s decision calling for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza during Ramadan, leading to a permanent cease-fire, the release of hostages, and increased humanitarian aid to civilians in the Strip.
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry also supported the resolution for a cease-fire in Gaza after months of Israeli military operations, emphasizing the need to stop bloodshed, prevent civilian losses, and allow humanitarian aid. Egypt called for the immediate implementation of the cease-fire and continued efforts with international and regional parties to resolve the crisis in Gaza.
Jordan stressed the importance of implementing the resolution to achieve a permanent cease-fire and protect the two-state solution. The Jordanian Foreign Ministry also supported the call for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza, urging Israel to comply, protect civilians, and ensure uninterrupted humanitarian aid to all parts of the Strip.
Hamas emphasized the importance of freedom of movement for Palestinians and access to humanitarian needs in all areas of the Gaza Strip, including heavy equipment for clearing rubble. The terrorist organization called on Israel to adhere to these demands so that Palestinians can live without fear and have access to basic necessities such as food
