Ramallah: The Zionist entity has taken measures to prevent an Arab Ministerial delegation from entering Ramallah, as reported by an official Palestinian source. The delegation was scheduled to meet with the Palestinian President and Prime Minister. According to National Iraqi News Agency, Israel communicated to the Palestinian Authority its decision to block the entry of the delegation, which was set to arrive on Sunday. The Palestinian source indicated ongoing Arab-Palestinian discussions aimed at reversing this decision. The source further explained that the Israeli action aligns with the Netanyahu government's strategy to weaken the Palestinian Authority, particularly since the delegation's visit was intended to provide financial and political support. The Palestinian leadership has issued a strong condemnation of the decision and cautioned about its potential consequences. Palestinian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Mazen Ghoneim, had earlier confirmed that the Arab-Islamic Ministerial Committee on Gaza, l ed by the Kingdom, planned to visit Ramallah. He mentioned that the committee would meet with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and other leaders during their one-day visit. Ghoneim further noted that the visit's agenda included discussions on mechanisms for joint Arab action to secure international recognition of the State of Palestine, based on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital.