displacement of Palestinians
Egypt will not permit it, as it will inevitably lead to the liquidation of the Palestinian cause, the statement added.
President Sisi reaffirmed Egypt’s full solidarity with Jordan and its unwavering support in confronting all forms of terrorism and extremist groups that threaten the security and stability of the Jordanian nation, said the Egyptian Presidency in a statement.
Egypt affirmed the nullity of the so-called "voluntary departure," which the Israeli side claims is targeted by this agency. Egypt emphasized that departures occurring under bombardment and war, and under policies that block humanitarian aid and use starvation as a weapon, constitute forced displacement, a crime, and a violation under international law and international humanitarian law.
To host the summit, Egypt coordinated with the Kingdom of Bahrain, the current president of the Arab Summit, and the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States.
Al-Azhar’s call is a response to statements by several members of the Israeli government regarding the commencement of a plan to forcibly displace the Palestinian people from their land.
Their bilateral meeting convened prior to an Arab Foreign Ministers’ meeting of foreign ministers of Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the Emirates, the Secretary-General of the Arab League, and the Secretary-General of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization.
Buses carrying protesters from various Egyptian governorates, including Port Said, Ismailia, Cairo’s Beni Suef, and the Delta's Beheira, passed through the Tahya Misr tunnels in Ismailia before heading to Rafah, which borders Gaza. The protest aims to show solidarity with the Palestinian people and to reject the proposed displacement plans and the ongoing attempt to eliminate the Palestinian cause.
The under-construction area will include parking areas for trucks, secured warehouses, administrative offices, and rest places for drivers, the governor said, noting that it has been provided with all means of living and electricity to achieve fluidity in transportation to and from it.
“This action is a war crime that violates the international law and international humanitarian law,” the council said in a statement on Thursday.
