
The State of Qatar has urged the international community to put pressure on Israel to abide by the resolutions of international legitimacy , and the release of all Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons, including parliamentarians. It stressed the need to end the differences and divisions between all the Palestinian factions and the completion of the Palestinian national reconciliation in a way that serves the Palestinian people in general. This came in Qatar's speech delivered by the Speaker of the Advisory (SHURA) Council HE Mohammed bin Mubarak Al Khulaifi, who is heading Qatar's delegation to the meeting of the Parliamentary Union of the Member States of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation at its Ninth Session, currently being held in the Iranian capital, Tehran . HE Al Kulaifi said : " The Muslim world was going through critical circumstances which require the strengthening of efforts to confront " .. He pointed out that the conference agenda include important topics that needed to be tackled objectively so as to reach practical results for deepening Islamic solidarity in order to safeguard the capabilities of the Islamic nation and the protection of the holy sites .
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