US EditionArab Summit Presses for End to Gaza 'Bloodshed'
- Arab leaders convening in Baghdad on Saturday urged a swift halt to the conflict in Gaza and condemned Israel for allegedly attempting to forcibly remove Palestinians from the area.
- The summit took place after Hamas launched an assault on Israeli towns on October 7, 2023, resulting in approximately 1,200 deaths and the capture of more than 250 hostages, which led Israel to escalate its bombing offensive.
- The leader of Iraq, hosting the summit, announced the establishment of a fund dedicated to post-war rebuilding, with an initial commitment of $20 million allocated each for Gaza and Lebanon.
- Egypt’s President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi called Israel’s actions "systematic crimes" aimed at annihilating Palestinians, while UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged a permanent ceasefire and condemned collective punishment.
- The summit urged the international community to exert pressure for a ceasefire, humanitarian access, and reconstruction funding, rejecting any plans for forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza.
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Hamas Hangs on the Top of Baghdad.
In a statement, the Movement appreciated the positions expressed by the Arab leaders in their words calling for the cessation of the war of extermination on the Gaza Strip, the immediate cessation of aggression, the opening of crossings, and the introduction of assistance. It also appreciated the clear condemnation of aggression and the demand for its immediate cessation, the unequivocal rejection of the Palestinian people's abandonment, the aff…
Arab Summit presses for end to Gaza 'bloodshed'
BAGHDAD — Arab leaders meeting Saturday at a summit in Baghdad urged the international community to press for a Gaza ceasefire, as Israel launched an expanded military offensive in the Palestinian territory.In a joint final statement, Arab League members also called for funding to back their Gaza reconstruction plan, after US President Donald Trump reiterated a proposal to
Arab leaders press for end to Gaza ’bloodshed’ at Baghdad summit
Arab leaders on Saturday urged the international community to press for a Gaza ceasefire during a summit in Baghdad, as Israel launched an expanded military offensive in the Palestinian territory. In a joint final statement, Arab League members also called for funding to back their Gaza reconstruction plan, after US President Donald Trump reiterated a proposal to take over the strip. The Arab leaders called "on the international community to exe…
Arab Leaders Demand that Gaza War Cease and Ask Donald Trump for Help for an Army. Israel, Accused of Genocide
The leaders of the Arab countries, gathered in Baghdad at the summit of the Arab League, requested the immediate cessation of the Gaza Strip war and accused Israel of serious crimes against the Palestinians, informs Reuters. The President of Egypt asked...
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