Remarks on the Arab Summit Resolutions and the Egyptian position

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) declares that the outcomes of the Arab Summit in Bahrain do not live up to the level of responsibility assigned to the leaders of Arab countries, as they lack practical measures and effective decisions that could force the occupation forces to stop their aggression on Gaza. 

The Brotherhood views the discourse of demands and hopes as more appropriate for peoples, political groups, and civil society organizations.  As for leaders of countries, they are expected to adopt positions and take action to achieve the aspirations and hopes of their peoples.

In this context, the MB denounces the reports disseminated by the ‘Israeli Broadcasting Authority’ regarding the Egyptian regime’s retraction of its decision on intervention in support of South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). which raises many questions that need answers.

The Brotherhood also calls on the Egyptian government to clarify its attitude towards the occupation of the Rafah crossing and the demilitarized zones on the Palestinian side in accordance with the peace agreement and its annexes, which constitutes a threat to the Palestinian cause as well as Egyptian national security.

MB Media Spokesperson

Sohaib Abdel Maqsoud

(Friday, 9 Dhul-Qi’dah 1445 AH, 17 May 2024 AD)