The foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the UAE, Qatar, Indonesia, Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey have collectively condemned Israel’s decision
to seek the annexation of parts of the West Bank. These countries argue that
this move, which would allow the registration of land ownership for the first time since 1967, constitutes a violation
of international law and undermines efforts toward achieving a two-state solution.These countries expressed concern that the move further
complicates the long-standing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, making it even more difficult to reach a peaceful resolution.
The decision, which has sparked widespread international criticism, is seen as a step backward in efforts to create an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel.
The foreign ministers called on the international community to take a firm stance against Israel’s actions,
emphasizing the need to preserve the integrity of international law and support the two-state solution.
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