Riyadh: President Mahmoud Abbas has urged the suspension of Israel's membership in the United Nations unless it complies with international law, adheres to documented commitments, and ceases its crimes against the Palestinian people. According to Qatar News Agency, Abbas emphasized at the Joint Arab-Islamic Extraordinary Summit on Monday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, that the occupation's crimes necessitate collective action to enforce UN Security Council Resolution 2,735. This resolution calls for a halt to aggression, secured humanitarian access, and withdrawal of occupation forces from Gaza. Abbas called for increased Arab and Islamic solidarity in light of the international community's failure to prevent the ongoing aggression and the genocidal war faced by Palestinians for over a year. He also urged nations worldwide to reassess their relations with the occupation and halt normalization with it, given its continued violations of international law and the targeting of the UNRWA. Additionally, he called for the implementation of the UN General Assembly resolution, which urges countries to impose sanctions on the Israeli occupation and define relations with it. This includes urging Israel to end the occupation and stop settlement activities within one year, in accordance with the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice. The Palestinian president also called for supporting the international coalition to recognize the State of Palestine, obtain its full UN membership, implement the Arab Peace Initiative, and continue to mobilize international support. This support aims to enable the State of Palestine to carry out its tasks in strengthening the steadfastness of the Palestinian people and protecting its national unity.