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The British Foreign Minister met David Cameron With his counterparts from Arab and Islamic countries in London on Wednesday to discuss the Israeli war in the Gaza Strip, after declaring a 4-day truce that includes a prisoner exchange.
Cameron said – in a statement – that they discussed how to take advantage of the truce to move forward in thinking about the future, and how to build a future that provides stability for the Palestinians and peace for Israel, he said.
Cameron called for respect for the truce, which he considered an essential step towards providing relief to the families of Israeli prisoners and addressing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Cameron also affirmed Britain’s condemnation of the increasing settler violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
A statement by the British Foreign Office stated that the discussions of the meeting with the Arab countries focused on the release of all prisoners held by the Islamic Resistance Movement (agitationIncreasing the volume of humanitarian aid to Gaza and finding a long-term political solution in Palestine.
The meeting between the British Foreign Office and the foreign ministers of Arab and Islamic countries also discussed ways to enhance diplomatic effortsThe two-state solution.
The meeting included the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, the Palestinian Authority, Turkey, Indonesia and Nigeria, in addition to the Secretary-General of the Arab League and the Ambassador of Qatar.
These countries are part of a “peace committee” formed at the request of… The recent Arab Islamic summit in JeddahA tour began in the capitals of the permanent members of the UN Security Council with the aim of building an international consensus to end the war on Gaza.
The Peace Committee visited Beijing and Moscow before London, and intends to visit Paris and Washington.
It is noteworthy that the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced – at dawn today, Wednesday – that a humanitarian truce agreement had been reached in the Gaza Strip, the timing of which will be announced within 24 hours.
