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Eight Arab States Condemn Israeli Violations in Gaza Including UAE and Jordan
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First reported by Srugim · Aug 6, 2026
What happened
Eight Arab and Muslim countries, including the UAE and Jordan, jointly condemned Israeli attacks on Gaza's civilian and medical infrastructure, highlighting ongoing violations and civilian casualties.
- 01Eight countries including UAE, Jordan, and Turkey condemned Israeli actions in Gaza.
- 02The statement was issued by the foreign ministers of these nations.
- 03They accused Israel of ongoing violations in the Gaza Strip.
- 04The condemnation focused on attacks against health and civilian infrastructure.
- 05The statement highlighted the continuing loss of civilian lives in Gaza.
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