Eight countries call on Israel to fulfil Gaza ceasefire commitments

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The foreign ministers of eight countries, including Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, have urged Israel to uphold its Gaza ceasefire commitments, specifically calling for the immediate delivery of humanitarian aid. The ministers expressed deep concern over the ongoing humanitarian crisis and rejected any forced displacement of Palestinians, advocating for Gaza's integration into a future independent Palestinian state.

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The foreign ministers of eight countries have called on Israel to fulfil its commitments under the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire plan, including allowing the “immediate, safe and unhindered” delivery of humanitarian aid. In a joint statement, the foreign ministers of Turkey, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE expressed “deep concern over the continued humanitarian suffering in Gaza” and called for the ceasefire to be preserved and all violations to end.

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