Malaysia, China call for immediate ceasefire in Gaza

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Malaysia and China have expressed concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and have stressed the need to protect civilians under international law, Al Jazeera reports.

Malaysia’s PM Anwar Ibrahim and China’s Premier Li Qiang called for an immediate and permanent ceasefire, unhindered humanitarian aid delivery, and safeguarding relief and medical personnel.

“Both countries expressed full support for the resumption of the political settlement process based on the two-state solution, and for promoting a comprehensive, just, and lasting settlement of the Palestinian question at an early date,” a joint statement said.

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