The OIC’s recent session condemned Israeli actions in Gaza, stressing the need for a complete withdrawal from occupied territories, a sustainable ceasefire, and support for displaced persons. Their resolutions reject displacement plans and illegal annexation, advocating for Palestinian rights and humanitarian aid.
The Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) convened an extraordinary session to address the situation in Gaza and the broader Palestinian crisis. They underscored the necessity for a just and comprehensive peace in the Middle East, emphasizing the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from territories occupied since 1967, allowing Palestinians to reclaim their rights.
The OIC statement called for the enforcement of a sustainable ceasefire in Gaza, urging that aid be facilitated for the displaced population and that all crossings be opened to enable humanitarian assistance.
It also condemned any actions that would displace Palestinians, whether internally or externally, and denounced policies that induce starvation or force migration. The OIC highlighted the imperative to cease illegal annexation, demolitions, land confiscation, and military incursions in Palestinian areas, stressing that such actions undermine Palestinian sovereignty.
The OIC’s resolutions reflect a unified stance against Israeli actions in Palestinian territories. They advocate for peace through complete withdrawal of forces, humanitarian support, and an unwavering opposition to displacement and annexation, emphasizing the urgency of addressing these critical issues for the establishment of enduring peace.
Original Source: ina.iq
