Palestinian Prime Minister Urges Practical Steps to End Genocide Against Palestinian People
Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa emphasized the need for practical and serious steps to halt the war of genocide against the Palestinian people during a meeting with Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis in Ramallah. The meeting focused on efforts to stop the war on Gaza and coordinate positions for the success of the New York Conference. Mustafa stressed the importance of opening the crossings with the Gaza Strip and relying on international organizations like UNRWA for relief and humanitarian efforts. The Prime Minister highlighted the significance of the peace conference in New York, urging it to produce practical results and steps to preserve the two-state solution.
Key Takeaways:
- Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa urged the international community to take practical and serious steps to end the war of genocide against the Palestinian people.
- Mustafa emphasized the need to open the crossings with the Gaza Strip and rely on international organizations like UNRWA for relief and humanitarian efforts.
- The Prime Minister stressed the importance of the two-state solution and the need for further recognition of the State of Palestine.
- Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis emphasized the need for Israel to respect international and humanitarian law, ensure aid delivery to the Gaza Strip, and launch a roadmap for achieving peace within the two-state vision.
- The meeting focused on coordinating positions for the success of the New York Conference and efforts to stop the war on Gaza.
- Mustafa appreciated the Swiss support provided to Palestine, including relief and humanitarian aid, as well as support for UNRWA.
Statistics:
- No specific statistics were mentioned in the article.
- The New York Conference, aimed at producing practical results and steps to preserve the two-state solution, is scheduled to take place next week.
- The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is described as "catastrophic" due to the ongoing conflict.
- The article mentions the presence of Minister of Social Development Samah Hamad and Swiss Representative to Palestine Anne-Lise Henin during the meeting between Prime Minister Mustafa and Swiss Foreign Minister Cassis.
Sources:
- Palestine news & Information Agency - WAFA - English
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