Arab League Condemns Hamas, Calls for Gaza Disarmament and Two-State Solution
Arab League nations condemn Hamas for the Oct. 7 massacre, advocating disarmament, a two-state solution, and a UN stabilization mission in Gaza.
Overview
- Arab League nations collectively condemned Hamas for the deadly October 7, 2023 massacre against Israel, marking a significant unified stance on the conflict.
- They specifically called for Hamas to disarm and leave the Gaza Strip, emphasizing the need for the group to cease its military activities for regional stability.
- The nations reiterated their strong support for a two-state solution, advocating for an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel as the path to lasting peace.
- This unified position was articulated in the New York Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine, outlining their comprehensive approach to the conflict.
- Furthermore, the Arab League endorsed the deployment of a temporary international stabilization mission under the United Nations to manage the situation in Gaza effectively.
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The Arab League called for Hamas to end its rule in Gaza, disarm by handing over weapons to the Palestinian Authority, and cease its military activities in the Gaza Strip to enable regional stability and the establishment of a sovereign Palestinian state.
The Arab League condemned the October 7, 2023 attacks by Hamas against Israeli civilians, marking the condemnation as historic and unprecedented among Arab nations.
The Arab League strongly reaffirmed its support for a two-state solution, advocating for an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel as the path to lasting peace.
The Arab League endorsed the deployment of a temporary international stabilization mission under the United Nations to manage the situation in Gaza effectively and support reconstruction efforts.
The Arab League condemned Israeli attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure in Gaza, including siege and starvation policies, which resulted in a severe humanitarian crisis and called on Israel to end these measures and lift restrictions on UN agencies for Palestinian refugees.
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