Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Friday that China stands for peace, justice, international law, the common aspirations of most countries and human conscience on the Palestinian issue.

The Chinese Foreign Minister's statements came in a joint press meeting following the 12th round of the high-level strategic dialogue between China and the European Union with the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Joseph Borrell.

"This round of conflict has led to significant civilian casualties and a sharp deterioration in the humanitarian situation," Wang said, noting that "China condemns all actions that harm civilians, and opposes any violation of international law."

Regarding the current situation, the Chinese Foreign Minister explained that "the highest priority is to reach a ceasefire, stop the conflict as quickly as possible, adhere to international humanitarian law, and fully ensure the safety of civilians."

He added: “All concerned countries must maintain calm and restraint, adhere to objectivity and justice, and make way for the United Nations to play its assigned role in resolving the Palestinian issue, in conjunction with the Security Council reaching practical measures,” noting that “China is in communication.” With the parties concerned.”

He continued: "We will actively participate in the emergency consultations in the Security Council, and support the call of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to protect civilians," adding that China will also provide emergency humanitarian assistance to the Gaza Strip and the Palestinian National Authority through UN channels.