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Eight Arab States Condemn Israeli Violations in Gaza Including UAE and Jordan
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First reported by Srugim · 3 hours ago
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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