Saudi Arabia and Iran join hands to end Israel-Hamas conflict. In a historic phone discussion on Wednesday, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman discussed measures to ease the tension surrounding Palestine in the wake of the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7.
The phone call was their first opportunity to speak face-to-face since China recently helped to restore diplomatic ties between the two regional heavyweights.
Their 45-minute discussion was primarily about the ongoing Israeli-Hamas conflict, a worldwide issue that has resulted in innumerable deaths and destruction.
The phone call underscores a crucial stage in the diplomatic efforts to resolve this ongoing problem.
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The Iranian president’s call was answered by Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who underlined his country’s unflinching commitment to resolving the dispute.
As Saudi Arabia and Iran join hands to end Israel-Hamas conflict, according to the Saudi press agency, the Kingdom is actively collaborating with regional and international parties to stop the current escalation.
The Saudi prince emphasized the significance of following the principles of international humanitarian law while categorically denouncing the deliberate targeting of people.
Another prominent topic of conversation was the Gaza Strip’s humanitarian crisis. There are serious worries regarding the wellbeing of the locals as a result of the region’s deteriorating circumstances.
Both leaders emphasised their commitment to putting an end to the suffering and violence by expressing a common concern for the welfare of the Palestinian people.
The dialogue between Saudi Arabia and Iran is a critical step towards the quick and peaceful resolution of the situation that the world community has been pushing for.
