President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi meets with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Moscow, on the sidelines of the Victory Day celebrations on May 9, 2025. File/Egyptian Presidency
CAIRO – 29 November 2025: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi sent a letter to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas marking the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, observed by the United Nations annually on November 29.
In his letter, El-Sisi underscored Egypt’s longstanding support for the Palestinian cause and the Palestinians, the Egyptian Presidency said on Saturday.
El-Sisi stressed that the occasion comes as “the entire world witnesses the legendary steadfastness of the Palestinian people in the face of injustice and oppression.”
He praised the Palestinian people for “remaining steadfast on their land, holding fast to their rights, and wearing the mantle of heroism and dignity."
'Backing Palestinian Dream'
El-Sisi paid tribute to the Palestinian people, stressing that Egypt has, and will continue to, steadfastly uphold the Palestinian cause.
He reiterated Egypt’s support for Palestinians in all forums and at every level, aiming to realize the Palestinian aspiration for an independent state along the June 4, 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
The president urged support for the Palestinian Authority as a central objective, enabling the PA to fulfill their responsibilities toward Palestinians and provide public services with the respect and appreciation they deserve.
‘Rebuilding Gaza, Restoring Dignity’
El-Sisi urged the international community to help rebuild war-damaged Gaza and restore Palestinians’ dignity by contributing to early recovery and reconstruction efforts.
The suffering of the Palestinian people is not limited to what is happening in Gaza amid the atrocities witnessed there by the world, but extends to the West Bank and Jerusalem, El-Sisi said in his message.
He affirmed that Palestinians are subjected “daily to systematic practices, including restrictions on movement, land seizures, the protection of settler attacks against unarmed civilians, and other violations that have not stopped them (the Palestinians) from continuing their lives despite the difficult circumstances.”
El-Sisi stressed that this humanitarian crisis, ongoing for more than seven decades, imposes a moral and human obligation on the international community to support the Palestinian people by all possible means.
He added that such support would grant Palestinians the ability to remain steadfast and maintain hope that their cause will not be forgotten.
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