U.S. Islamic leaders urge Muslim-majority nations to take action to end Gaza conflict
Summary
More than 90 Muslim leaders in the U.S. have asked Muslim-majority countries to take action against what they describe as a genocide in Gaza. They suggested measures such as cutting ties with Israel and opening border crossings for aid. The request comes amid ongoing conflict in Gaza, where Israeli military actions have resulted in significant casualties.Key Facts
- Over 90 U.S. Muslim scholars and leaders signed a joint statement.
- They ask Muslim-majority countries to take action to stop the conflict in Gaza.
- Suggested actions include cutting ties with Israel and opening borders for aid.
- The statement refers to Israeli actions as genocide, which Israel denies.
- Conflict began after an attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023, killing nearly 1,200 people.
- Palestinian casualties in Gaza have reached at least 61,000.
- The statement mentions Israel's plan to expand military operations in Gaza.
- Various governments have condemned the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
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