Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt joins Hamas to disarm and leave Gaza to end the war with Israel

Arab countries – including Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Egypt – joined calls on Tuesday to Hamas to disarm and abandon their grip on Gaza Ending a 21 -month war end Between the terrorist group and Israel.

The Arab League, the European Union and 17 other countries are pressure to end the rule of Hamas for nearly 20 years on Gaza as part of a two -state solution aimed at preventing more bloodshed and suffering from the Palestinians, who face Humanitarian crisis.

“In the context of ending the war in Gaza, Hamas must end its rule in Gaza and hand over its weapons to the Palestinian Authority, with international participation and support, in line with the independent and independent goal of the Palestinian state,” the announcement was read.

This added: “We have supported the publication of a temporary international confirmation task at the invitation of the Palestinian Authority and under the auspices of the United Nations and in line with the principles of the United Nations, and building on the current United Nations capabilities, which are assigned by the United Nations Security Council, with appropriate and international support.”

France, which is officially Acknowledge the state of Palestine Last week, the advertisement said it is the strongest of its kind by virtue of the support of Arab countries.

“For the first time, the Arab countries and those in the Middle East, Hamas, which condemns October 7, condemn the disarmament of Hamas, calling for its exclusion from Palestinian rule, and clearly expressing their intention to normalize relations with Israel in the future.”

This was the latest from the United Nations Summit, which focused on reviving a two -state solution to the Israelis and Palestinians in the wake of warning reports of the wide famine in Gaza if no immediate action is taken.

Along with the advertisement, Britain, who participated in signing the matter with France, presented Israel with its own warning.

British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer said on Tuesday that the United Kingdom He will know the situation of Palestine Before the United Nations, “unless the Israeli government takes fundamental steps to end the horrific situation in Gaza, it agrees to a ceasefire, a long -term sustainable peace, and to revive the possibility of a two -state solution.”

The United States and Israel did not participate in the United Nations conference, as the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized any possibilities for a two -state solution as a “reward” of Hamas.

While Israel had previously said it was open to a deal that would witness Gaza and the exile of Hamas leaders, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that the two -state solution is not on the table.

The Israeli leader also rejected any possibility that would see the Palestinian Authority (PA), which rules the occupied West Bank, to power in Gaza.

The Palestinian Authority in Gaza rules that Hamas was elected to the authority in 2006, as the terrorist group launched the leadership of the Palestinian Authority and the full control of the pocket.

Instead, Israel suggested that the military occupy Gaza indefinitely, as the Jewish state examined the local leaders who will continue to form their government.

With wires after