Sisi Reaffirms Egypt’s Firm Rejection of Palestinian Displacement, Calls for Peaceful Resolution

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has reaffirmed Egypt’s clear and unwavering stance in rejecting the displacement of the Palestinian people, warning that such a move would undermine the concept of a two-state solution and peaceful resolution to the conflict.

Speaking in a televised address on the situation in Gaza, President Sisi stressed the importance of reiterating Egypt’s position on the war in the Gaza Strip.

“I am saying this now, in particular, because there is a lot being said. It’s important that people are reminded of Egypt’s consistent and constructive positions calling for an end to the war, the realization of the two-state solution, and a peaceful settlement to the Palestinian cause,” he stated.

Addressing the Egyptian people and audiences across the Arab region and the world, President Sisi said, "Since October 7, we have been actively engaged with our partners in Qatar and United States to achieve three objectives: stopping the war, allowing humanitarian aid to enter Gaza, and securing the release of hostages.”

Moreover, Sisi’s remarks reaffirm Egypt’s diplomatic efforts and its long-standing support for a just and comprehensive solution to the Palestinian issue.