Aboul Gheit stresses the need to activate the International Quartet to prevent the escalation of violence in Palestine

The Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, called for the revitalization of the International Quartet, at the current stage, after its expansion, in order to move the political path to the settlement, stressing that the alternative to that is the escalation of violence in the Palestinian territories again, especially in light of the extremist trends of the Israeli government. new.

Aboul Gheit's invitation came during a meeting with Minister of State at the German Foreign Ministry Nils Annen, at his residence in Berlin, where Aboul Gheit is participating in the second edition of the Berlin Conference on Libya, which will be held today, Wednesday.

An official source in the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States stated that the meeting dealt with a number of important issues in the Middle East, especially the Palestinian issue. Aboul Gheit was keen to stress the danger of reliance on temporary calm between the Palestinians and the Israelis, and focus on reconstruction as the only way to calm. He added that without a serious and credible peace process that enjoys the support of the international community, things will explode again in Palestine in not a long time.

The source explained that Aboul Gheit assured the German official that the international community has a great responsibility at this stage, and that what is required is to revitalize the International Quartet after its expansion in order to move the political path to the settlement, stressing that the alternative to that is the escalation of violence again, especially in light of the government’s extremist orientations. The new Israeli.

The source pointed out that the meeting with the German Minister of State touched on a number of other issues, and that Aboul Gheit thanked Germany for its sponsorship of the Berlin Conference, which launched the Libyan settlement path, noting at the same time the importance of agreeing to stop foreign interference in Libya and the withdrawal of all forces and fighters. As a first step towards the stability of this country, and as one of the main principles that emerged from the first edition of the Berlin Conference a year and a half ago.