Palestinian FM talks with six countries on Gaza and West Bank

The article discussed the efforts of Palestinian Foreign Minister Faris Arqabikian Shaheen in exploring ways to support Palestinians politically and diplomatically during her meetings with officials from six Arab and Islamic countries on the sidelines of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation meeting in Jeddah. The discussions covered developments in Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem, with an emphasis on the need to intensify international efforts to halt Israeli violations. She called for the urgent delivery of humanitarian aid, support for the Palestinian government, and urged leveraging relationships with countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey to garner greater political and economic backing. The article also addressed the financial crisis faced by the Palestinian Authority due to Israel’s withholding of funds from tax revenues, highlighting the necessity of taking practical measures to alleviate Palestinian suffering. It underscored the importance of political pressure to halt settler expansion, particularly regarding the "E1" project, which threatens the possibility of establishing a contiguous Palestinian state. Additionally, the meetings focused on strengthening Islamic and international coordination to support Palestinian rights, including implementing the peace plan and Israeli withdrawal, while noting the escalation of settler violations and the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza.

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