Mustafa Meets International Officials and Warns of the Danger of Annexation and Settlement Expansion Projects and Schemes
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Mustafa Meets International Officials and Warns of the Danger of Annexation and Settlement Expansion Projects and Schemes

SadaNews - Prime Minister Muhammad Mustafa stressed during his meeting today, Monday, in his office in Ramallah, with international officials, that the recent decisions of the occupation government and its ongoing measures in the West Bank aim to double annexation projects and schemes and settlement expansion, and to destroy and undermine the institutions of the State of Palestine and the two-state solution. He called on the international community for serious actions and concrete steps to stop these escalating measures, warning that Israel might repeat what it executed in the Gaza Strip in the West Bank.

Mustafa discussed with those present the importance of doubling efforts and joint coordination to support and intensify relief and recovery efforts in the Gaza Strip, and the international efforts to stabilize the second phase in Gaza and ensure that the war does not return, as well as speeding up recovery and reconstruction processes.

The Prime Minister emphasized the continuation of the work of the institutions of the State of Palestine in the Gaza Strip, especially in providing education, health, water, and many other sectors, and working with international partners and various parties to alleviate the suffering of the residents of the Strip.

For their part, the attendees affirmed their rejection of the unilateral Israeli steps and their support for the institutions of the State of Palestine, the unity of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, and joint work to alleviate the suffering of citizens in the Strip and support recovery and reconstruction efforts, as well as restoring basic services.

The meeting included representatives from the international quartet, Canada, Britain, the European Union, Norway, and the Netherlands, with the presence of ministers of justice, finance and planning, social development, public works, and housing.