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Palestine central cause of Islamic nation, says SP

[09/02/2020 09:30]

AMMAN-SABA
The speaker of Yemen's Parliament Sultan al-Barakani said Palestine is the central cause of the Muslim and Arab nation.

Speaking at an emergency conference organized by the Inter-Parliamentary Arab Union in Amman on Saturday, al-Barakani said: "Palestine has never been a subsidiary cause… and we can never accept anything less than the Palestinian people's (full) rights as offered in the unilateral Deal of the Century or any other initiative."

He said such initiatives "want to rob us of Palestine and rip apart the (Islamic) nation's beating heart, Egypt, and destroy Lebanon."

"Arab parliaments are required today to act instead of just uttering rhetoric."