Joint Arab Islamic Summit wants UNSC to decisively impose ceasefire, break siege on Gaza


RIYADH: The just-concluded Joint Arab Islamic Extraordinary Summit wants the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to take a decisive and binding decision to impose a ceasefire in Gaza and curb Israeli actions which violate the international laws.

In the Final Communique issued last night (Nov 11) at the end of the one-day event to discuss the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Palestinians, the summit wanted the siege on Gaza to be broken to allow immediate entry of Arab, Islamic and international humanitarian aid convoys to Gaza.

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