Archive · 12 Sep 2026
BRICS Voices Concern Over Gaza Violence at New Delhi Meeting
BRICS discussed the continuing violence in Gaza.
It said it was deeply concerned about the situation.
The group noted that violence had continued despite a ceasefire agreement from October last year.
BRICS called for stopping policies that would force Palestinians to leave Gaza.
It also worried that some arrangements could harm Palestinian rights.
The group said those arrangements could legitimise or prolong occupation.
BRICS said the conflict needs a fair and lasting solution.
It said this solution should be achieved peacefully and include Palestinian rights to self-determination and return.
BRICS expressed “deep concern” over continued violence in the Gaza Strip despite an October ceasefire agreement.
The grouping called for halting policies aimed at the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza.
BRICS warned that certain arrangements could prejudice the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people.
It also expressed concern that such arrangements could legitimise or prolong occupation.
The group said a just and lasting solution requires peaceful means and recognition of Palestinian rights, including self-determination and return.
- Who
- BRICS, the grouping that issued the statement.
- What
- The grouping expressed concern about continued Gaza violence and called for protection of Palestinian rights.
- When
- At the New Delhi discussions; the statement referred to a ceasefire agreement from October last year.
- Where
- New Delhi and the Gaza Strip.
- Why
- Because violence has continued and the grouping said policies and arrangements could force displacement, prejudice Palestinian rights, or prolong occupation.
- Group
- BRICS
- Location
- New Delhi
- Main concern
- Continued violence in the Gaza Strip
- Ceasefire reference
- An agreement reached in October last year
- Displacement
- BRICS called for halting policies aimed at forcibly displacing Palestinians from Gaza
- Proposed approach
- A just and lasting solution achieved through peaceful means
- Rights cited
- Palestinian self-determination and right of return