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Oman Calls for Emergency International Conference on Palestine

In a bold move reminiscent of President George H.W. Bush’s 1991 Madrid Peace Conference, Oman is calling for an emergency international conference on Palestine. The escalating crisis in Gaza has prompted Oman to take action, recognizing the urgent need for a ceasefire and a strategic plan to address the ongoing conflict in the region.

The Foreign Minister of Oman, Badr Albusaidi, emphasized the importance of swift and decisive action to prevent further violence and instability in the Middle East. Without a Palestinian state, the cycle of violence will continue, leaving the region in a perpetual state of turmoil.

Albusaidi highlighted the need for inclusivity in the conference, stressing that all stakeholders must be involved in the negotiation process. This includes engaging with non-state actors like Hamas, Hizbullah, and the Houthis, who play significant roles in the region’s political landscape.

The conference aims to pave the way for Palestine’s admission to the United Nations and garner support from more states to recognize Palestine. This initiative sets the stage for comprehensive negotiations towards a two-state solution, addressing the fundamental issues that have plagued the region for decades.

As Oman steps up as a facilitator for peace, Albusaidi expressed confidence in the ability of all parties, including Iran and Israel, to make the necessary compromises for a lasting resolution. The conference, to be held in a location where all participants feel comfortable, is a crucial step towards ending the cycle of violence and securing a peaceful future for the people of the Middle East.