Muslim World League condemns Israel's rejection of Gaza roadmap

The Muslim World League has harshly criticized Israel's disapproval of the US-backed plan aimed at resolving the Gaza conflict and creating a Palestinian state. The League's Secretary-General, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, denounced Israel's rejection, calling it a continuation of the country's policies that violate international laws and UN resolutions, while hindering peace efforts.

He emphasized the necessity of compelling Israel to comply with the terms set forth in President Trump's comprehensive plan and its accompanying roadmap, to proceed with the second phase of the plan, and to prevent any party from impeding its implementation. The League also endorsed a joint statement by the foreign ministers of several Muslim-majority countries, expressing their strong solidarity with the Palestinian people and their unwavering support for their fundamental rights, most notably the right to establish an independent, sovereign Palestinian state as per the two-state solution and relevant international resolutions.

This, according to the League, is the sole pathway to achieving a just and enduring peace in the region.