Saudi Arabia’s statement against the Israeli occupation of Palestine, Syria and Lebanon.
Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations has said that the country wants an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestine, Syria and Lebanon.
Mohammed bin Abdul Aziz Al-Atiq, Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, made statements against the Israeli occupation.
The international community should force the Zionist regime to comply with resolutions on the occupation of Arab lands in Palestine, the occupied Golan and Lebanon, Al-Atiq reported, quoting Al-Atiq.
Former US Ambassador to Occupied Palestine David Friedman recently said that the Trump administration came very close to joining Saudi Arabia in the “Ibrahim Agreement” last year to normalize relations with Israel.
“They are waiting to see how strong the United States will be,” Friedman said. I think if the United States stays strong in the region, I think the Saudis will eventually go along with Israel with a bit of normalization. “I think this is in their interest and in the interest of Israel. … I think it needs to feel that the United States is as fully involved in the region as it was under the Trump administration.”
“We reaffirm our commitment to the legitimate and inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, to determine their own destiny and to assert their legal rights,” Riyadh’s Deputy Ambassador to the United Nations claimed.
Regarding the rights of the Palestinian people, he said that these rights include “the legitimate right to form an independent state in the capital of Jerusalem, in accordance with the relevant Security Council resolutions and the Arab Peace Plan, which pave the way for a definitive solution within the two-state solution.” “On the frontiers of 1967.”
“It is unfortunate that Israel continues to violate the rights of the Palestinian people, committing the worst crimes and using force against a defenseless nation,” the Saudi official said.
