Heba Press
The extraordinary joint Arab-Islamic summit underlined the centrality of the Palestinian issue and the strong support for the Palestinian people in realizing their legitimate and inalienable national rights.
The Riyadh Summit explained, in its final declaration released today, Monday, that at the forefront of these rights is the right of the Palestinian people to freedom and to an independent and sovereign state, modeled on June 4, 1967. , with East Jerusalem as its capital. capital, and the right of refugees to return and compensation in accordance with relevant international legitimacy resolutions, as well as to confront any attempt to deny or undermine these rights.
He also reaffirmed the full sovereignty of the State of Palestine over occupied East Jerusalem, the eternal capital of Palestine, and rejected any Israeli decision or measure aimed at Judaizing it, and that Holy Jerusalem is a red line for nations Arab and Islamic. absolute solidarity in protecting the Arab and Islamic identity of occupied East Jerusalem, also affirming its absolute support for the Lebanese Republic, its security, its stability, its sovereignty and the safety of its citizens.
He also confirmed the decisions taken at the first extraordinary joint summit held in the city of Riyadh in November 2023, aimed at ending the repercussions of the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, and continuing to act, in coordination with the international community, to put an end to serious Israeli violations of international law and international humanitarian law.
The summit also condemned the protracted and ongoing Israeli war against Lebanon and the violation of its sovereignty and territorial integrity, and called for an immediate ceasefire and the full implementation of Resolution No. 1701 (2006) of the United Nations Security Council.
In the same context, the final declaration called on the international community to act effectively to force Israel to respect international law and to denounce double standards in the application of international law, international humanitarian law and the Charter of United Nations.
