NOURNEWS- Following the diplomatic dialogue of Iran's foreign minister with the authorities of Islamic countries regarding the need to stop the Zionist regime's war crimes against the oppressed people of Gaza, on Sunday evening, Dr. Hossein Amir-Abdollahian had a telephone conversation with Sameh Shoukry, the minister of foreign affairs of the Republic of Egypt. During the said phone call, the two high officials exchanged their views.
Referring to Egypt's hosting of an international meeting regarding the crimes of the Zionist regime and the current crisis in Gaza, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran praised the country's efforts to stop the conflict and send humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza.
Dr. Amir-Abdollahian once again announced the readiness of the Red Crescent of the Islamic Republic of Iran to send humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza through Egypt.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran said: The ultimate goal of the usurper Zionist regime is the forced migration of the residents of Gaza and the West Bank to the Sinai region in Egypt and parts of Jordan. In fact, Tel Aviv is trying to create a Palestinian state outside the historical land of the Palestinians. But the resistance front has been the main obstacle to the realization of the disturbed dreams of the Zionists.
Sameh Shoukry, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt, while giving explanations about the recent meeting in Cairo, welcomed the sending of humanitarian aid from Iran and emphasized the need for further dialogues and continued coordination between Islamic and Arab countries, including Iran and Egypt, regarding the issue of Palestine.
In this conversation, the parties emphasized the immediate cessation of the killing of the Palestinian people, the sending of humanitarian aid, and also emphasized their strong opposition to the policy of forced migration of the Palestinian residents of the Gaza Strip.
The Egyptian Foreign Minister added: We are against expanding the scope of the war, and we believe that the Palestinian people should remain in their land.
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