Foreign ministers of eight Islamic countries condemn Israeli violations in Gaza

Foreign ministers from eight Islamic countries denounced Israel's ongoing violations in Gaza, specifically targeting health facilities and civilian infrastructure, and causing continued civilian casualties including women and children. The ministers—from Egypt, Qatar, Jordan, UAE, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia—called the violations a grave breach of international law, warning they undermine the Gaza peace plan's second phase and threaten political progress, while demanding unhindered humanitarian aid access. They linked violations to West Bank settler attacks and settlement expansion, urged UN Security Council action, rejected annexation and displacement, and reaffirmed a two-state solution with East Jerusalem as capital.