Kuwaiti Crown Prince Addresses Ongoing Impact Of Israeli Occupation On Arab And Islamic Nations Since 1948

The Kuwaiti Crown Prince, Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, addressed the ongoing impact of the Israeli occupation on Arab and Islamic nations since 1948. Speaking at the Extraordinary Arab and Islamic Summit in Riyadh, he highlighted the persistent violations and double standards in enforcing laws and treaties. These issues have fueled conflicts, threatening international peace and security.

Sheikh Sabah urged the international community to take decisive action for an immediate ceasefire. He called for international protection for civilians and safe passage for humanitarian aid. The Crown Prince stressed that the Israeli occupation should not be exempt from law or justified as self-defense.

The Crown Prince emphasized the need for a clear message to the global community, particularly the UN Security Council. He urged them to fulfill their obligations and restore trust in international institutions. Their roles are currently at risk due to ongoing conflicts.

He reaffirmed Kuwait's support for efforts by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States to achieve a ceasefire. Sheikh Sabah praised the ministerial committee's work from the previous joint Arab-Islamic Extraordinary Summit.

Sheikh Sabah reiterated Kuwait's steadfast support for Palestinian rights. He backed their struggle to end Israeli occupation and achieve legitimate political rights. He advocated for an independent state within 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital.

The Crown Prince also supported Saudi Arabia's Global Alliance for implementing a two-state solution. He commended nations recognizing Palestine as a state, highlighting their courageous actions.

In his address, Sheikh Sabah underscored Kuwait's historical solidarity with Palestinians. He emphasized continued support for their cause in line with international frameworks and resolutions.

With inputs from SPA