Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reaffirmed on Friday the Kingdom’s rejection of targeting civilians in the Gaza Strip under any pretext along with the Israeli regime ordering more than a million Palestinians to leave their homeland in Northern Gaza.

Iran Press/ West Asia:   "[We call] for ending military operations against civilians and infrastructure in Gaza," the Crown Prince said during the opening speech at the GCC-ASEAN summit in Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh.

He also reiterated the Kingdom’s commitment to finding a lasting solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and said efforts must focus on restoring stability to work toward a fair solution to establish a Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders.

More than 1 million Palestinians, roughly half of Gaza’s population, have fled homes in the north and Gaza City after the Israeli regime told them to evacuate.

Airstrikes continued across the entire territory, including in areas in the south that Israel had declared as “safe zones.”

Meanwhile, a deadly attack on a hospital in the Gaza Strip has claimed over 470 lives and injured over 300.

In total, since Hamas' resistant attack nearly two weeks ago, more than 3,500 people have been killed by the Israeli regime in Gaza and more than 1,400 in Israeli-occupied territories, according to various estimates.

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