The conflict in Israel and Gaza has escalated, with Hamas militants attacking peaceful Jewish settlements resulting in casualties on both sides. The Israeli government has vowed to clear the Gaza Strip of Hamas terrorists, leading to international debate over the proportionality of their actions.
Armenia, a country that has experienced conflict and displacement, is standing ready to help by offering to host valuable manuscripts from the war zone and providing humanitarian aid. RA Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated in an interview with Al-Jazeera that Armenia has a renowned manuscript repository where these documents could be safely kept until the conflict subsides.
Furthermore, Armenia supports a peaceful resolution to the conflict and the Palestinian issue based on the “two-state” principle. The country has also sent humanitarian aid, including food and medicine, to the population of Gaza as part of an agreement reached during Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s visit to Egypt.
As the situation remains volatile, Armenia continues to advocate for a peaceful resolution and the protection of civilian populations in the region. It’s important for all parties involved to prioritize peace and find a solution that respects human rights and ensures safety for all individuals involved.
