Several Middle Eastern countries, including Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Iran, have condemned recent Israeli statements and actions regarding the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. Turkey and multiple Arab nations have strongly rejected calls by Israeli politicians and cabinet ministers for the annexation of the occupied West Bank. Saudi Arabia denounced Israeli calls to impose sovereignty over West Bank territories, describing these moves as violations of international legitimacy and rejecting any attempts at settlement expansion on Palestinian lands. The Palestinian Foreign Ministry condemned a series of inflammatory statements by Israeli government ministers advocating for the annexation of the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and calls to dismantle the Palestinian Authority and its institutions. Iran strongly condemned the intensification of Israeli military operations in Gaza over the past week, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds of defenseless Palestinians. Iranian officials labeled these actions as genocide and unprecedented war crimes, citing attacks on shelters, refugee tents, and schools. Iran also accused the United States, Germany, and their allies of enabling these atrocities and warned against Israel's plans to fully annex the West Bank, calling for urgent international and Islamic intervention.