Saudi Arabia on Monday urged the international community to punish perpetrators of war crimes against the Syrian people.

It also asked the UN to take immediate steps to make sure humanitarian aid reaches war-torn Syrian citizens.

The Cabinet described the situation of Syrians as “the worst humanitarian crisis.” The Cabinet also reviewed the latest developments in Syria.

It reiterated the Kingdom's call to the UN and its organizations to shoulder their legal and moral responsibilities to address all aspects of the Syrian crisis as quickly as possible.

The head of the Syrian National Coalition Ahmed Al-Jarba demanded Hezbollah leave Syria.

The opposition leader said that there will be “no dialogue with criminal Assad regime,” re-iterating his group’s redundant appeal for Assad to cede power for any political solution to be negotiated. Asked about Hezbollah’s presence in Syria, Jarba said the Lebanese group was “still fighting in our beloved Syria.”