The Council stressed the support of the Palestinian national unity government under the leadership of President Mahmoud Abbas and thanked the Arab Republic of Egypt for its efforts to stop the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip and the donors' conference for the reconstruction of Gaza in Cairo on 12th October last year . It called on states that have made commitments in this regard to meet their pledges. It reiterated its rejection and condemnation to the Israeli government measures to undermine the government of national reconciliation, including the conversion of the Palestinian tax revenue funds. The Council also reiterated the need for a financial safety net to provide $100 million a month for the government of national reconciliation and to enable it enhance the steadfastness of the Palestinian people in the occupied Palestine in the face of all Israeli actions. It thanked the countries that have fulfilled their obligations in the financial safety net and asked other countries to quickly meet their pledges. The Council commended the efforts of King Abdullah II of Jordan on the sponsorship of the sanctities in Jerusalem to stop the grave Israeli violations, and the rejection of all Israeli attempts to prejudice this care and custody of the Hashemite. It also affirmed its support for the efforts of the Kingdom of Morocco on chairing the Group of Islamic Ministerial Conference to establish contacts on the benefit of Jerusalem, Palestine and preparedness of the Arab League to coordinate with the group to achieve the desired objectives in this regard. The Council welcomed the decision issued by UNESCO. It was jointly presented by Jordan and Palestine, with Arab and Islamic support last month to follow up and monitor the Israeli daily violations in East Jerusalem. It stressed the need to send an observer mission through UNESCO to Jerusalem to monitor the violations. The Council decided to remain in permanent session to follow up the developments in this respect. --SPA 22:34 LOCAL TIME 19:34 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w