Arab League Demands End to Gaza War, Calls for Palestine Recognition

Arab League Demands End to Gaza Conflict, Rejects Israeli Aid Plan, and Urges Palestine Recognition United Nations, New York – Representatives from the Arab League addressed the UN Security Council today, issuing a strong call for an immediate end to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Their statement condemned Israel's proposed aid mechanism, citing violations of basic humanitarian principles. "Most urgently, we demand the lifting of all restrictions on humanitarian aid and its distribution based on humanitarian principles," stated Mohamed Abushahab, the UAE's permanent representative to the UN, during the press conference. The representatives emphasized the need for an unconditional and permanent ceasefire. They also called for the immediate release of all hostages and detainees. The video accompanying the statement shows distressing images of the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza, including scenes of food distribution and damaged buildings. The Arab League's statement underscores the urgency of the situation and the international community's responsibility to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Their call for the recognition of Palestine suggests a broader strategic goal of achieving lasting peace in the region.