CAIRO, March 5, 2007, (WAFA)-Arab Foreign Ministers(FMs) called for solving the Arab-Israeli conflict and maintain a just and comprehensive peace in the region.

At the closing 127th session of the League of Arab States held in Cairo, the Ministers affirmed that the State of Palestine is a complete partner in the peace process, rejecting all Israeli unilateral procedures and endeavors to fix its own borders.

The Arab FMs reiterated Arabs adherence to a just and comprehensive peace as a strategic choice and considered the peace process as one package can not be separated, adding that comprehensive peace would not be achieved unless full Israeli withdrawal from Arab and Palestinian territory and reaching a just and a greed upon solution to the issue of the Palestinian refugees.

The Ministers called upon the Quartet to exert efforts to resume the achievement of a just and comprehensive peace in the Middle East that is based on the Road Map and the Arab peace initiative and international resolutions.

The Ministers called on the UN Security Council to send international observers to protect the Palestinian people against the continued Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people.

The FMs denounced Israeli excavations work beneath and around AL-Aqsa mosque, calling on all international organizations to shoulder responsibility and protect the Islamic and Christian holy shrines in Jerusalem.

M.H.(11:10 P)(09:10 GMT)