Eight Muslim-Majority Nations Reject Katz and Ben-Gvir Proposals to Promote Gaza Emigration
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- Foreign ministers from eight Muslim-majority countries rejected proposals by Israeli ministers Israel Katz and Itamar Ben-Gvir promoting Palestinian emigration from Gaza.
- The ministers warned that the statements were provocative and could have grave consequences.
- They said the proposals could damage peace efforts.
Foreign ministers from eight Muslim-majority countries have condemned proposals by Israeli ministers Israel Katz and Itamar Ben-Gvir that promote the emigration of Palestinians from Gaza.
Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Qatar, Egypt, Indonesia and Pakistan described the statements as provocative. They warned that the proposals could have grave consequences.
The ministers also said the statements would affect efforts to advance peace in the region.
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