[08/February/2024]
MADRID Feb 08. 2024 (Saba) - Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares confirmed that his country wants a viable Palestinian state that coexists with the Zionist entity, calling for a peace conference that brings together Palestinians and Zionists and leads to the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Last Tuesday, the "Palestine Today" news agency quoted Albares as saying: The call for the international peace conference is based on the two-state solution... praising the role of the State of Qatar in mediating a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
He pointed out that since October 7, Madrid has suspended all licenses to export weapons to the Zionist entity, noting that this date "made us realize the importance of a just and lasting solution to the issue of the Palestinian people."
He stressed his country's unwillingness to expand the scope of violence in the region, saying: "We must do what we can to prevent this," calling on all parties to comply with the orders of the International Court of Justice.
He pointed out that United Nations headquarters, schools and hospitals in the Gaza Strip are being bombed... demanding a permanent and immediate ceasefire in Gaza because 27,000 Palestinians were martyred in the war.
E.M
MADRID Feb 08. 2024 (Saba) - Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares confirmed that his country wants a viable Palestinian state that coexists with the Zionist entity, calling for a peace conference that brings together Palestinians and Zionists and leads to the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Last Tuesday, the "Palestine Today" news agency quoted Albares as saying: The call for the international peace conference is based on the two-state solution... praising the role of the State of Qatar in mediating a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
He pointed out that since October 7, Madrid has suspended all licenses to export weapons to the Zionist entity, noting that this date "made us realize the importance of a just and lasting solution to the issue of the Palestinian people."
He stressed his country's unwillingness to expand the scope of violence in the region, saying: "We must do what we can to prevent this," calling on all parties to comply with the orders of the International Court of Justice.
He pointed out that United Nations headquarters, schools and hospitals in the Gaza Strip are being bombed... demanding a permanent and immediate ceasefire in Gaza because 27,000 Palestinians were martyred in the war.
E.M
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