'The Palestinian question is the mother of all questions,' says Algeria's President Tebboune as he opens 31st summit of the largest annual Arab conference while blasting Israel's 'aggression against Palestinians'
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune opens Arab League summit in Algiers, urging the 22-member bloc to unite against escalating"tensions and crises".
Algeria's president has called for Arab unity to face escalating "tensions and crises" as he opened the first Arab League summit since a string of normalisation deals with Israel divided the region. "The Palestinian question is the mother of all questions," Tabboune said. He blasted Israel's "aggression against Palestinians" and urged unity of Palestinian political factions as "the only way out of the impasse."
"The regional and international context marked by rising tensions and crises, particularly in the Arab world, which in its modern history hasn't seen a period as difficult as the one it is currently undergoing," he added.In the meantime, several members of the 22-member bloc — for decades a forum for strident declarations of support for the Palestinian cause — have normalised ties with Israel.
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