The Arab League condemns Israeli plans to establish a camp for Palestinians in southern Gaza
The General Secretariat of the Arab League condemns in the strongest terms the recently circulated Israeli plans aimed at confining Palestinians to a small camp in the southern Gaza Strip.
The General Secretariat stresses that this plan, which the occupation calls a "humanitarian city," has nothing to do with civility or humanity.
The Arab League affirms that the plan—rejected in form and substance—reflects a new level of moral and ethical decline by the occupation and reveals an intention to continue its ethnic cleansing plan, reoccupy the Gaza Strip, and possibly prepare it for the expansion of settlements.
The General Secretariat of the League calls on the international community to strongly confront such inhumane plans, which recall the dark events of the twentieth century that the world was supposed to have overcome. It emphasizes that what is required now is to reach a ceasefire agreement as soon as possible, and for Israel to stop putting a spoke in the wheel, stalling, and creating every obstacle to avoid the ceasefire.
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