In a speech marking Eid Al-Adha, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman emphasized the necessity of global efforts to address the ongoing situation in Gaza.

He characterized the Israeli actions as 'aggression' and highlighted the resulting humanitarian suffering experienced by the Palestinian population.

During the address to dignitaries and officials at the Royal Court in Mina, the crown prince stated, 'The suffering of our brothers in Palestine continues as a result of the ongoing Israeli aggression.' He urged the international community to take decisive steps to mitigate the 'disastrous consequences' of the conflict, with a focus on protecting innocent civilians.

He further advocated for a renewed diplomatic effort to establish peace in Palestine based on international legitimacy and pertinent resolutions.

The crown prince's remarks underscore Saudi Arabia's ongoing support for Palestine and its call for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

In addition to discussing the Gaza situation, the crown prince acknowledged Saudi Arabia’s commitment to serving the Two Holy Mosques and their visitors.

He reiterated this commitment as a foremost priority, ensuring that pilgrims and Umrah performers receive assistance during their religious observances.

He expressed a desire for the continuation of security and stability both within Saudi Arabia and across Muslim nations globally.

With a prayer for the successful completion of the Hajj by pilgrims, the crown prince conveyed hopes for their safe return to their families, underlining the Kingdom’s responsibilities during this holy period.