Wang Yi, Chinese Foreign Minister.
Chinese officials have called for a “large-scale” peace conference this Monday on the conflict in the Gaza Strip that will include presenting a ‘road map’ to pave the way towards a two-state solution that would end it . For Israeli military attacks in the area.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has indicated that as the conflict spreads towards the Red Sea, it is necessary to hold a “more effective” international conference to support “the resumption of peace talks between Israel and Palestine”.
He said this during a press conference on Sunday following his meeting with Egyptian Foreign Minister Samay Shukri, with whom he discussed the situation in the Middle East as he visits several countries in the region, including Tunisia, Togo and Also included. Ivory Coast.
humanitarian disaster
Wang said the conflict in Gaza “is causing numerous casualties among innocent civilians, leading to a humanitarian disaster and increasing the possibility of its negative impact spreading to the regional level”, a ministry statement said. Has gone.
In this sense, he expressed regret that Gaza’s infrastructure has been “completely destroyed”, with millions of people “trying to survive”, which is why he called on the international community to express “the legitimate concerns of the countries in the region. Urged to listen to. , “The future governance of Gaza should be an important step toward a two-state solution,” he said.
The number of Palestinians killed as a result of the offensive launched by the Israeli military against the Gaza Strip following attacks by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) on October 7 has risen to 24,100, officials said on Monday. , controlled by the Islamic group.
According to reports published by Israeli authorities, the Israeli military launched its offensive against Gaza following the Hamas attacks, killing about 1,200 people and abducting about 240. Separately, more than 325 Palestinians have been killed in security forces’ crackdown and settler attacks in the West Bank and East Jerusalem since October 7.