Arab League Secretary-General Warns of Israel's Aggressive Policies in the Region
Ahmed Aboul Gheit addresses the Arab League Summit on the implications of Israeli actions in Palestine, Syria, and Lebanon.
Ahmed Aboul Gheit, the Secretary-General of the Arab League, cautioned against Israel's aggressive policies affecting Palestine, Syria, and Lebanon during the opening of the 34th Arab League Summit in Baghdad.
He stated that such actions could escalate tensions across the region.
In his speech, Aboul Gheit highlighted the implications of Israeli policies, which he claims allow for the ignition of conflict under the pretense of security and the establishment of buffer zones.
He emphasized the Arab League's rejection of these actions and expressed concern over their potential impact on regional stability.
The Palestinian question remains a central issue for the Arab League, with Aboul Gheit reaffirming the organization's commitment to the rights of the Palestinian people to establish an independent state.
He extended gratitude to Egypt and Qatar for their efforts in mediating a ceasefire and recognized Saudi Arabia's leadership role in the Arab-Islamic Committee aimed at halting violence in Gaza.
Regarding Syria, Aboul Gheit acknowledged the significant challenges facing the nation as it strives to build a new future.
He reiterated the League's support for both the Syrian government and its people in navigating these difficulties.
Additionally, he expressed hope that the lifting of U.S. sanctions on Syria would foster a more favorable economic environment that would empower its citizens moving forward.
In Lebanon, Aboul Gheit pointed out the historic challenges the country faces in recovering and asserting state sovereignty, particularly in light of ongoing Israeli aggression and violations of its territorial integrity.
He expressed optimism that the Lebanese state could assume this substantial responsibility for the benefit of its citizens' future.
On the situation in Yemen, he noted that the Houthi movement continues to exacerbate the country's suffering and highlighted the necessity for this group to engage in a national effort to restore unity in Yemen.
Aboul Gheit also voiced concerns regarding the persistent division in Libya, which threatens the unity of the state.
He called on all parties to prioritize national interests and work towards comprehensive reconciliation to pave the way for a brighter future for the Libyan people.
He stated that such actions could escalate tensions across the region.
In his speech, Aboul Gheit highlighted the implications of Israeli policies, which he claims allow for the ignition of conflict under the pretense of security and the establishment of buffer zones.
He emphasized the Arab League's rejection of these actions and expressed concern over their potential impact on regional stability.
The Palestinian question remains a central issue for the Arab League, with Aboul Gheit reaffirming the organization's commitment to the rights of the Palestinian people to establish an independent state.
He extended gratitude to Egypt and Qatar for their efforts in mediating a ceasefire and recognized Saudi Arabia's leadership role in the Arab-Islamic Committee aimed at halting violence in Gaza.
Regarding Syria, Aboul Gheit acknowledged the significant challenges facing the nation as it strives to build a new future.
He reiterated the League's support for both the Syrian government and its people in navigating these difficulties.
Additionally, he expressed hope that the lifting of U.S. sanctions on Syria would foster a more favorable economic environment that would empower its citizens moving forward.
In Lebanon, Aboul Gheit pointed out the historic challenges the country faces in recovering and asserting state sovereignty, particularly in light of ongoing Israeli aggression and violations of its territorial integrity.
He expressed optimism that the Lebanese state could assume this substantial responsibility for the benefit of its citizens' future.
On the situation in Yemen, he noted that the Houthi movement continues to exacerbate the country's suffering and highlighted the necessity for this group to engage in a national effort to restore unity in Yemen.
Aboul Gheit also voiced concerns regarding the persistent division in Libya, which threatens the unity of the state.
He called on all parties to prioritize national interests and work towards comprehensive reconciliation to pave the way for a brighter future for the Libyan people.
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