Arab Leaders Condemn Israeli Attack on Gaza, Call for Immediate Ceasefire

As the conflict between Israel and Hamas escalates, Arab leaders have come together to condemn Israel's recent attack on Gaza and call for an immediate ceasefire. The attack, which took place on Wednesday, targeted a residential building in Gaza City, killing at least 10 people, including children. This comes as part of a broader Israeli offensive against Hamas in the region, which has been ongoing for several days. In response to the attack, Arab leaders from across the Middle East have spoken out against Israel's actions, calling for an end to the violence and an immediate ceasefire. The leaders have also expressed their solidarity with the people of Gaza, who have been subjected to a barrage of Israeli airstrikes in recent days. Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi was among the first to condemn the attack, calling it a "brutal act of aggression" and urging the international community to take action. Jordan's King Abdullah II also issued a statement, saying that "the aggression against Gaza must stop immediately." Other Arab leaders, including the Saudi Foreign Ministry and the Emir of Kuwait, have also expressed their concern and called for an end to the violence. The Arab League has issued a statement condemning the attack and calling for a ceasefire. The escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas has raised tensions across the region, with many Arab countries calling for a peaceful resolution to the crisis. With the international community increasingly calling for an end to the violence, it remains to be seen whether Israel will heed the calls for a ceasefire and work towards a lasting peace in the region.