Kuwaiti newspapers highlight President Sisi's speech at the Arab summit in Tunis

Kuwaiti newspapers on Monday highlighted the speech of President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi during his participation in the 30th Arab Summit held in Tunis on Sunday.

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"There is no definitive solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict, but a comprehensive and just solution that restores the rights of their landlords and guarantees the Palestinian people an independent state with East Jerusalem as its capital," Al said. -Yes Yes. The framework of the Geneva process to achieve peace in Syria, and stressed that it is time to stop the bleeding Arab blood.

She stressed that President Sissi had pointed out that in order to face the terrorist threat, which threatens the existence of a state in the Arab region, it was necessary to act quickly and without procrastination to implement all the elements of the global approach to the fight against terrorism. The Arab system against terrorism, adopted at the recent Arab summit of Dhahran, stressed that this confrontation could not succeed if it also included a vigorous attempt to renew the religious discourse, reflecting the true spirit of Islam far from what the ignorant claims and far from everything. Ideas that violate his essence and call for violence, division or sectarianism in the name of religion, which is innocent.

For its part, the "political" newspaper said President Abdel Fattah Sisi stressed that the Arab hand is always open to a just and comprehensive peace, calling for placing the Arab national interest above all other considerations and to promote joint action, to fight against external interference, to feed sectarian and sectarian conflicts and to act. The Palestinian people will regain their rights in an independent state with East Jerusalem as its capital, the Golan will return to Syria and all occupied Arab territories will be liberated.

Al-Anhar said the Arab region was faced with the need for a global confrontation of the terrorist threat, which required swift action against terrorism, a radical ideology and renewed religious discourse.

"The Arab summit in Tunis coincides with an important and dangerous turning point in the history of the Arab nation because of the multiple crises crossed by the countries," the president said. Some of the challenges facing some Arab countries, sometimes heavy, are a legacy of liberation. And the creation of the Arab League, "calling for immediate action to achieve a comprehensive settlement of the crisis in Syria, the maintenance of its territorial integrity, which is more threatened than ever, as well as the resolution of the conflict Israeli-Arab, by the liberation of all the occupied territories.

According to the Al-Qabas newspaper, President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi stressed during the opening session of the 30th Arab Summit that the challenges facing the region in the last decade and the crisis package that has burst eight years ago in more than one Arab country endure the risks of disintegration, sectarianism and terrorism. On the need to find a comprehensive peaceful solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict, guaranteeing the return of the rights of the Palestinian people through an independent state whose capital is East Jerusalem, as well as the return of the Golan Heights to Syria.