He added that the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip remains merely a temporary pause between rounds of policies of killing, destruction, and starvation pursued by the occupation against the Palestinians.
Al-Yamahi called on the international community to take a clear and strong stance that goes beyond condemnation to action, to put an end to the policy of imposing a fait accompli, and to compel the occupation to respect international law, international humanitarian law, and international legitimacy resolutions, which embody the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination and the establishment of their independent sovereign state with Jerusalem as its capital.
He stated that the military escalation in the region and the threats target the security of Arab countries, pointing to the Iranian attacks that targeted a number of Arab nations, and the associated risks to civilians, infrastructure, and vital facilities. He also condemned the attacks carried out by the Houthi group against Saudi Arabia and its civilian and oil facilities.
Al-Yamahi emphasized that regional security cannot be achieved through the logic of force or by threatening navigation, energy, and international trade, calling for an end to all forms of escalation, respect for state sovereignty, protection of freedom of navigation, securing international maritime corridors, and a return to dialogue and diplomatic means to settle disputes.
