Palestinian Foreign Minister discusses political and humanitarian developments in Baghdad
Baghdad, October 19 (Hibya) - The Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates addressed the humanitarian situation in Gaza, increasing settler attacks in the occupied West Bank, and the economic difficulties facing the Palestinian Authority during a press conference and media briefing held in Baghdad.
The Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates held a media briefing and press conference in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, on the political, economic and humanitarian situation in Palestine. The meetings, held at the Palestinian Embassy in Iraq and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Media Center, addressed the continuation of Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip and the rise in settler attacks in the occupied West Bank.
The minister stated that humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip had reached catastrophic levels due to the ongoing attacks and that the suffering of the Palestinian people was deepening. The minister also addressed continuing violations in the occupied West Bank and criticized policies aimed at weakening the resilience of the Palestinian people.
The statement emphasized that the withholding and seizure of customs and tax revenues belonging to the Palestinian Authority had caused serious economic and financial consequences. It noted that this situation negatively affected the Palestinian government's ability to fulfill its obligations to citizens.
The minister also addressed the outcomes of the 52nd session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the resolutions adopted at the closing meeting. The statement highlighted the importance of implementing these resolutions.
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