Arab ambassadors move internationally to protect the Palestinians and confront settler terrorism

New York - Ofoq News - The Council of Arab Ambassadors to the United Nations held their first meeting in New York after the high-level UN session.

The meeting discussed one main item related to Palestine, where Dr. Riyad Mansour presented his assessment of the discussions of world leaders on international issues that inspired him, as Palestine topped the list. There was also noticeable momentum in the ministerial conference of the two-state solution coalition led by the foreign ministers of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the European Union and Norway, as well as a summit to commemorate New York’s historic adoption, which was called for by the President of France, the prime ministers of the United Kingdom and Canada, the Saudi Foreign Minister, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, and dozens of world leaders, who were addressed on a recorded tape by Mr. Mahmoud Abbas. This meeting, which focused on sanctions against settlement and its leaders, Israelis, among other issues.

Several ministerial conferences on Jerusalem, UNRWA and other important issues were mentioned.

Dr. Mansour focused on the Palestinian leadership’s request to provide international protection for our people in light of the escalation of settler violence and terrorism during the olive harvest season and the attacks on the Palestinians, their land and their trees. In this context, he reviewed the decisions of the meeting of the permanent delegates of the League Council in Cairo at the request of Palestine and the House that approved this regard and the tasks that were adopted, including confronting the transfer of some embassies to Jerusalem.

It was agreed to intensify coordination and action in the Security Council and the rest of the United Nations, as well as to mobilize other groups such as the Islamic and Non-Alignment Group in all these movements. The meeting also discussed a few other issues under the heading of any new business.