Iran, Saudi Arabia, Qatar Urge Immediate End to ‘Israeli’ War on Gaza

By Staff, Agencies

The foreign ministers of Iran, Saudi Arabia and Qatar stressed the need for an immediate halt to the ‘Israeli’ aggression against the Gaza Strip and the constant and adequate delivery of humanitarian aid supplies to the besieged enclave.

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian held separate telephone conversations with his Qatari and Saudi counterparts on Sunday evening to discuss the crisis in Gaza, which has been bombarded by the Zionist regime for over three weeks.

In the talks, the three top diplomats emphasized the necessity for an immediate halt to the aggression of the Zionist regime in Gaza and the continuous and extensive delivery of humanitarian aid to the enclave.

They also expressed opposition to any plan for the forced displacement of the people of Gaza.

At least 8,005 Palestinians have been martyred in Gaza in ‘Israeli’ attacks since October 7.

Fears of a possible strike on Gaza’s Al-Quds Hospital have grown after the ‘Israeli’ regime ordered its “immediate” evacuation and as bombardment continues.

Deadly ‘Israeli’ raids continue also in the occupied West Bank, where more than 112 Palestinians have been martyred in the past three weeks.

More children have been martyred in Gaza in the last three weeks than the total martyred in conflicts around the world in every year since 2019, Save the Children said.