Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Mohammad Mustafa, stressed the necessity for the international community to fulfill its responsibilities by implementing international justice, stopping the crimes of the occupation against our people, and realizing our people’s legitimate rights guaranteed by international law and legitimacy.

This came during his meeting with the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece, Alexandra Papadopoulos, today, Tuesday, in his office in Ramallah, in the presence of the Greek Consul General in Jerusalem, Dimitrios Angelosopoulos, where he discussed with her the latest developments in the Palestinian territories in light of the continued aggression of the occupation against our people in the Gaza Strip, and the attacks of the occupation army and settlers in the West Bank, including Jerusalem.

The Prime Minister stressed the importance of implementing UN Security Council Resolution 2735 in order to stop the aggression on the Gaza Strip and secure the entry and delivery of aid to our people immediately and urgently, saying: “Our people are facing death in the Gaza Strip, not only from shelling and bombs, but also from the shortage of medicine and food.”

Mustafa renewed his rejection of all the occupation's plans to create new facts on the ground in the Gaza Strip, by reoccupying the Strip, establishing so-called buffer zones, and separating the north of the Strip from its south.

The Prime Minister appreciated Greece's provision of relief and humanitarian aid to our people in the Gaza Strip, and its involvement in the international coalition to implement the two-state solution, calling on Greece to recognize the State of Palestine.

For her part, Papadopoulos stressed her country's support for efforts to reach a ceasefire, the importance of bringing aid into the Gaza Strip to meet the needs of the Strip's residents, in addition to Greece's support within the European Union for the long-term comprehensive financial support package.