Saudi Arabia, Egypt, UAE and Turkey foreign ministers jointly condemn Israeli strikes on Gaza hospitals and civilian infrastructure, demand protection of medical facilities
The foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey and others strongly condemned Israeli violations in the Gaza Strip, including attacks on healthcare facilities, medical infrastructure and civilian infrastructure.
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