Khaberni - Anwar Gargash, the diplomatic advisor to the President of the United Arab Emirates, stated that extreme views toward the Palestinian issue are no longer viable in light of the current regional reality, emphasizing the necessity of achieving security for Israel concurrently with establishing a viable Palestinian state.
In his statements to Reuters on Wednesday, Gargash mentioned that any annexation of Palestinian territories would be considered a red line, revealing that discussions are ongoing about sending personnel to Gaza as part of international efforts to support humanitarian stability there.
The diplomatic advisor added that the normalization agreements with Israel have given the UAE significant influence in the issue of Palestinian lands, confirming that Abu Dhabi's stance on this issue is firm and solid, and that the role of the United States remains crucial in advancing the political process and protecting the ceasefire in Gaza.
Gargash clarified that the American leadership played a pivotal role in achieving the truce, noting that direct confrontation had not yielded any positive results for either Israelis or Palestinians, and that the focus today should be on reconstruction and alleviating human suffering in the sector.
Gargash emphasized: "Israel must have security, but at the same time there must be a Palestinian state that possesses the elements of life."
Gargash concluded his statement by reaffirming that humanitarian work in Gaza will intensify in the next phase, within the framework of an Emirati vision that seeks to achieve a balance between regional security and the Palestinians' right to an independent, viable state.
