Amman: The Muslim World League on Saturday condemned what it described as Iranian aggression against several Arab countries. In a statement issued by the League's General Secretariat, Secretary-General and Chair of the Muslim Scholars Association, Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al Issa, denounced the attacks as a blatant violation of religious values, international law and norms, and humanitarian principles. He called on the international community, in all its components, to take a firm stance in confronting such actions.
According to Jordan News Agency, the statement from the Muslim World League emphasized the need for global cooperation to address these violations. The League urged nations to uphold the principles of peace and security, highlighting the importance of maintaining stability in the region. Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al Issa stressed the role of international organizations in ensuring that actions undermining peace and security are met with appropriate measures.
The Muslim World League's condemnation reflects ongoing concerns about regional tensions and the potential impact on global peace efforts. The organization reiterated its commitment to promoting dialogue and understanding among nations to prevent further escalation of conflicts. The League's call to action serves as a reminder of the collective responsibility of the international community in addressing issues that threaten peace and stability.