Syrian President Bashar al-Assad Speaks at the Arab Islamic Summit

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad Speaks at the Arab Islamic Summit

"Gaza was never an issue. Palestine is the issue, and Gaza is an embodiment of its essence and a blatant expression of the suffering of its people.

Gaza is part of a whole, and the recent aggression against it is a stop in a long context dating back 75 years of Zionist crime.

32 years of failed peace, the only result of which is that the entity has become more aggressive and the Palestinian situation has become more unjust, oppressive and miserable.

If we do not have real tools for pressure, then any step we take or speech we deliver has no meaning
Talking about the two states and other details is not a priority, despite their importance, even though we know that talking about them will be of no use.

More Arab meekness equals more Zionist ferocity and massacres against us, and the continuing criminality cannot be isolated from the way we, as Arab and Islamic countries, deal with recurring events in a fragmentary manner related to the Palestinian issue. The emergency at our summit is not murder, but rather Zionism’s superiority over itself in barbarism, which places us before unprecedented responsibilities. Does the Palestinian need humanitarian aid from us first, or does he need protection from the coming genocide against him?

The valiant Palestinian resistance imposed a new reality in our region, and with it we possessed the political tools that enable us to change the equations."

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