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By breaking the ceasefire that lasted for about two months, Israel has once again started attacking Gaza. So far, more than 900 Palestinians have been killed in this attack and the whole world is now condemning it. Not only this, the Israeli government has also announced the establishment of an agency to evict Palestinians from Gaza, after which a wave of anger has arisen in the Arab world.
Actually, the Muslim World League (MWL) has issued a statement, fed up with these acts of Israel. In this statement, he has strongly criticized the announcement of the Israeli government, opposing the intention of Israel to displace the Palestinians from Gaza. Along with this, MWL also condemned the decision to separate 13 illegal settlements in the West Bank and as a violation of international laws.
What did the Muslim League say in the statement
The Muslim World League has shared a statement on the social media platform X that it is written that His Majesty Sheikh Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulkim Al-Issa, MWL general secretary and president of the organization of Muslim scholars condemn these works and Yo is a brutal violation of international and human laws.
In the same post, this time emphasized that such steps are deliberately weakening all possibilities of peaceful solution and interrupting efforts to find a fair and stable peace, which ensures security and stability at the regional and globally.
Statement from the #MuslimWorldleague, pic.twitter.com/iyayuVRTM
– Muslim World League (@mwlorg_en) March 25, 2025
Trying to pressurize Israel
The Arab-Islamic Ministerial Committee plans to pressurize Israel. Following a meeting with the European Union’s foreign policy head Kaza Kalas in Cairo, the committee expressed concern over the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and criticized the Israeli attacks.
What is Muslim World League
The Muslim World League (MWL) is an international organization that works to increase unity and cooperation between Muslim countries and communities. Its main objective is to spread Islamic values, protect the rights of Muslims and maintain peace and harmony in different countries. The organization was established in 1962 in Mecca, Saudi Arabia and its member countries include many Islamic countries around the world.