Post: Palestinian Vice President Meets with Outgoing Dutch Representative

Baku:Palestinian Vice President Hussein al-Sheikh met with Michel Rentenaar, the Netherlands' Representative to the State of Palestine, to discuss the latest political developments and the situation in Palestine as the diplomat concludes his tenure.

According to Palestine News and Information Agency – WAFA, al-Sheikh expressed appreciation for the friendship between Palestine and the Netherlands and praised Rentenaar's efforts and the support of the Dutch government for the Palestinian people and their rights. He acknowledged Rentenaar's dedication to achieving peace and stability and wished him success in his future endeavors.

The meeting addressed the challenges faced by the Dutch Representative Office and other diplomatic missions in the West Bank due to Israeli forces' obstruction, which violates diplomatic norms. They also discussed the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip and the need for international efforts to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid and essential supplies.

Discussions extended to the situation in the West Bank, including occupied East Jerusalem, amid escalating Israeli actions. Al-Sheikh emphasized the importance of international support for Palestinian rights and the pursuit of a just peace.

Rentenaar expressed his concern over the deteriorating conditions in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and highlighted the need to support the Palestinian people. He valued the friendships he developed with the Palestinian side and committed to maintaining these ties and efforts toward peace and stability.