Cairo: The Arab League will convene an emergency meeting this Tuesday to address the escalating violence in Palestine, focusing on the severe actions taken by Israel, particularly in the northern Gaza Strip. The session, to be held at the Arab League's General Secretariat in Cairo, will involve discussions at the level of permanent delegates. According to Jordan News Agency, the Arab League issued a statement on Monday, detailing the urgency and purpose of the upcoming meeting. The statement highlighted the "brutality of Israeli crimes against the Palestinian people" and accused Israel of engaging in "crimes of genocide." It outlined a grim picture of the situation, alleging that Israel's actions are part of a "systematic plan to completely empty [the northern Gaza Strip] of its population," amidst what the League describes as "international helplessness and silence." The emergency session, officially an extraordinary meeting of the Arab League Council, aims to formulate a unified response and explore pract ical measures to address the humanitarian crisis and political escalation in the region. The outcome of this high-level meeting could signal significant diplomatic movements and potential shifts in the region's approach to the Israel-Palestine conflict.