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Regional States Condemn Israeli Strikes in Gaza; Israel Blames Hamas

Eight Islamic countries condemned Israeli strikes on Gaza and urged the United Nations Security Council to enforce international law and protect civilians.

  • On Thursday, foreign ministers from eight Islamic countries issued a joint statement condemning Israel's ongoing violations in the Gaza Strip, expressing "their strongest condemnation and denunciation" of attacks on civilian and medical infrastructure.
  • These actions constitute "a systematic policy aimed at imposing a fait accompli by force," the ministers said, undermining the Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict and violating international law.
  • Urging compliance with Security Council Resolution 2803, ministers called on the United Nations Security Council to take practical measures protecting civilians and medical personnel as non-negotiable legal obligations under international law.
  • Establishing an independent Palestinian state remains the "only path to achieving a just and comprehensive peace," they said, warning that unilateral measures are altering the "status quo in Occupied Jerusalem."
  • Despite President Donald Trump's "ceasefire" roadmap, at least 1,230 Palestinians have been killed since October. Israeli strikes killed at least 15 people on Sunday, threatening the peace process.
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Foreign Ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey and several other countries condemned on Thursday what they classified as continuing violations committed by Israel in the Gaza Strip, including attacks on health facilities, medical infrastructure and civilian infrastructure.

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Khaleej Times broke the news in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (the) on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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