OIC and Arab League calls for emergency session of security council

Riyadh: The joint statement of the Islamic Cooperation Organization (OIC) and the Arab League’s emergency summit has been issued, in which the lifting of the siege on Gaza, the provision of humanitarian aid, and the demand to halt the arms supply to Israel were emphasized.
The emergency summit, hosted by Saudi Arabia, took place in Riyadh to discuss the situation in the occupied Palestinian territory of Gaza. Leaders from Islamic countries, including Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, and the Amir of Qatar, participated in the summi
During the summit, the leaders of Islamic countries discussed the situation in Gaza and issued a joint statement. The statement called for an end to the siege on Gaza, the provision of humanitarian aid, and the prevention of arms shipments to Israel.
The statement strongly condemned the aggression of the Israeli occupying government in Gaza, its acts of war, and inhumane mass killings. The right of self-defense for Israel in the context of the conflict in Gaza was rejected.
Before the summit on the situation in Gaza, Prime Minister Imran Khan had addressed the gathering, expressing concern that Israeli bombings were endangering hospitals, schools, and UN offices. He urged an immediate halt to the mass killing of Palestinians in Gaza and the prompt provision of humanitarian aid.
He stated that the responsibility for preventing mass killings in Gaza lies with the Security Council and that unjust actions and the mass killing of Palestinian civilians will give rise to further conflicts.