The Saudi cabinet commended on Tuesday regional leaders for their active participation in Arab-Islamic summit. The summit, initiated by Saudi Arabia, aimed to bolster collaborative efforts in halting the ongoing conflict in Gaza, ending the siege, holding the occupying authorities accountable for their actions, and reiterating support for the Palestinian cause. The Council emphasized the significance of reinforcing joint action to address the war in Gaza, highlighting the urgent need to restore peace and stability. The primary goals include ensuring the Palestinian peoples attainment of their legitimate rights, with a focus on establishing an independent state, and designating East Jerusalem as its capital. Echoing the Kingdoms sentiments expressed during the recent meeting of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) interior ministers, the Council of Ministers underscored the critical importance of elevating cooperation and joint security coordination. This emphasis comes in response to the escalating risks and challenges faced by the region and the world at large, marked by increasing waves of violence, terrorism, extremism, insecurity, and the proliferation of organized cross-border crime.