In a phone call, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Malaysian Foreign Minister Mohammad Hassan addressed the ongoing crisis in Gaza, condemning the proposed forced relocation of Palestinians.

Why it matters:
The ongoing crisis in Gaza has prompted international discussions, particularly regarding the forced relocation of Palestinians, highlighting the need for unified action among Islamic nations.

 

What they're saying:
Araghchi praised Malaysia's support for the Palestinian people, especially during the ongoing violence, describing the forced relocation plan as part of a colonial agenda to "erase Palestine." He called for a strong and unified response from influential Islamic countries.

In response, Hassan condemned any plans for the forced relocation of Gazans, stating, "The forced displacement of the people of Gaza is tantamount to ethnic cleansing and is completely unacceptable."

Key points:

  • Optimism about the growing relations between Iran and Malaysia.
  • Hassan will visit Tehran soon to enhance bilateral ties.
     

Go deeper:
The dialogue between the two ministers underscores the importance of collaboration among Islamic nations in addressing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and opposing unlawful resettlement plans.

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