Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has called on Muslim countries to stand together in support of Palestine and work for its freedom. He made the remarks during a ministerial meeting focused on the situation in occupied Jerusalem.
Dar criticized Israel’s actions in occupied Jerusalem, saying they violate international law. He also raised concerns about the entry of extremist Israeli groups into the Al-Aqsa Mosque. According to Dar, any attempt to change the existing status of holy places is unacceptable and could create further tension in the region.
The Foreign Minister stressed the importance of greater cooperation among Arab and Muslim countries. He said Muslim nations need to take collective action and work together to support the rights of Palestinians and protect important religious sites.
Dar also expressed concern about the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza. He highlighted the serious shortage of basic necessities, including food, clean water, and other essential supplies. The situation has created major difficulties for civilians and increased humanitarian concerns.
He called for greater international attention to the suffering of people in Gaza and emphasized the need to support efforts aimed at providing essential assistance to those affected by the crisis.
The meeting provided an opportunity for Muslim countries to discuss the continuing situation in Jerusalem and Gaza and consider ways to respond to the challenges facing Palestinians.
Dar’s remarks reflected Pakistan’s continued support for Palestinian rights and its call for international action. He emphasized that unity among Muslim and Arab countries is important when dealing with issues involving Jerusalem and Palestine.
The situation remains a major concern across the Muslim world. Calls for cooperation and humanitarian support continue as countries seek peaceful solutions and greater protection for civilians and religious sites in the region.
