The United Nations Security Council will hold a meeting on the situation in the Middle East

On September 3 local time, the representative of Slovenia, the rotating presidency of the Security Council and the permanent representative to the United Nations, confirmed that the United Nations Security Council will hold a meeting on the afternoon of September 4 on the situation in the Middle East, especially the situation between Palestine and Israel.

It is reported that this meeting was requested by Israel and Algeria respectively. The meeting is expected to focus on a series of key issues, including the issue of detainees in Israel and Israel's military operations in the West Bank.

Recently, the situation in the Middle East has remained tense and complex. The continuous escalation of the Palestine-Israel conflict has drawn high attention from the international community. The fighting in the Gaza Strip has brought great pain and losses to the local people, and the humanitarian crisis is becoming increasingly serious. The calls from all parties for a ceasefire and promoting the peace process are constantly rising.

The United Nations Security Council bears an important responsibility in maintaining international peace and security. This special meeting on the situation in the Middle East highlights the international community's attention to the situation in this region. The member states of the Security Council will conduct in-depth discussions and consultations on relevant issues at the meeting, aiming to find ways and means to solve problems, promote all parties to resolve disputes through peaceful negotiations, ease tensions and avoid further expansion of conflicts. The international community also expects the Security Council to play an active role and make substantial contributions to peace and stability in the Middle East. The results of this meeting and subsequent measures will be closely watched globally.