At a global economic summit on Sunday that was attended by several mediators, Saudi Arabia declared that the international community had failed Gaza and restated its demand for a Palestinian state. The Gaza situation is a humanitarian crisis of the utmost magnitude, and the current political system is completely inadequate to address it,” Foreign Minister Prince Faisal Bin Farhan declared on the opening day of a special World Economic Forum gathering hosted by Saudi Arabia.
It is only through “a credible, irreversible path to a Palestinian state” that the world will be spared “this same situation two, three, or four years down the line, he claimed. About 1,170 people died as a result of it, the majority of them being Israeli civilians, according to an AFP count of Israeli government numbers.
According to Israeli estimates, 129 prisoners taken by Hamas on October 7 remain in custody in Gaza, 34 of whom the IDF claims to have died.
Israel’s counteroffensive, which it claimed would destroy Hamas, has killed at least 34,454 people in Gaza, the majority of them women and children, according to the Ministry of Health, which Hamas manages.
Mahmud Abbas, the president of Palestine, stated in a speech in Riyadh that the US “is the only country capable” of stopping Israel’s long-awaited invasion of Rafah, a city in southern Gaza.
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