On Yemen, the Arab parliament expressed categorical rejection of exploiting the sufferings of civilians in Yemen as a tool of pressure in the ongoing struggle in Yemen, calling on the world community to end such violations which constitute to war crimes. The statement called for lifting the siege over the city of Taiz and working to enter humanitarian assistance to the needy in Yemen. The communique also called on all domestic, regional and international parties in Yemen to work for reaching a political solution to the crisis in a way that preserves the country's unity and respects its peoples choice. On Syria, the Arab parliament confirmed rejection of exploiting the suffering of civilians in Syria as a tool of pressure in the ongoing struggle in the country, calling for lifting the siege on civilians in Syria and working to enter humanitarian assistance to the needy without any obstacles. The parliament stressed the right of the Syrian people to restore the Golan heights from the Zionist entity, calling on all domestic, regional and international parties in Syria to work for reaching a political solution to the crisis in the country. The communique condemned the recent terrorist acts in Libya, called for containing the increasing tension in Somalia and foiling attempts to get the country fragmented and voiced support for the Comoro Republic claim on the island of Mayota, confirmed its Arab identity and called for its liberation from the French occupation. --More 19:13 LOCAL TIME 16:13 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w