Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh affirmed that the Israeli occupation's sovereignty over Jerusalem is alleged, and its narration is forged, not based on history, antiquities, or any scientific or objective input.

In his speech at the beginning of the government session today, Monday, in Ramallah, he said, "Neither the flags march nor the government meetings inside the tunnels give Israel any legitimacy in its aggression against Jerusalem and the sanctities."

And he continued: "The series of Israeli violations, the programmed killing, as happened in Balata camp today, the rise of three martyrs, the storming of Al-Aqsa, the expansion of settlements, the abolition of the law of disengagement from settlements in the northern West Bank, allowing the settlers to return to the Homesh settlement on the lands of Cyrenaica in Nablus, and the seizure of The lands in Deir al-Hatab, the siege of al-Mughayyir, the Judaization and demolition of shops in the city of Hebron, the seizure of lands, as well as the continuous aggression against the city of Jerusalem, the Islamic sanctities and the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the Israeli government’s session inside the tunnels of al-Buraq Square are systematic and programmed actions that must be stopped. It has a lot, and confronting it locally, in the Arab world and internationally.”

Shtayyeh appreciated the decisions issued by the Jeddah Summit, which affirmed the centrality of the Palestinian cause to the Arab nation, the commitment of the Arab countries to support the Palestinian right at various levels, and the importance of activating the Arab Peace Initiative. Arab inclusion.

On behalf of the Council of Ministers, he called on the International Red Cross and the United Nations to intervene immediately to save the life of captive Walid Daqqa, who had entered the stage of grave danger.

In another matter, the Prime Minister indicated that the government work team passed the audit requirements to obtain the international certificate within the framework of the government reform program, which government departments and ministries have begun to implement, including the governance of their businesses in accordance with international standards, and the improvement of services provided to citizens.

He pointed out that the Secretary-General had received the certificate on behalf of the team, calling on all government departments to provide the best service to citizens, in a way that gives comfort and facilitation to their needs.

The Council of Ministers will discuss several topics, including: political and security reports, health insurance for the military, the West Bank water department, combating torture, information security, establishing a fund to recycle investments in renewable energy, and tenders for roads and health institutions.